Since its set up, in December 2011, the Centre developed a wide network of judges, lawyers and scholars, for the purpose of establishing a space for collaboration and exchange of knowledge between legal practitioners and the academic community on topics related to judicial interaction across various areas of law.
The Centre for Judicial Cooperation dedicates its activities to the research of the use and impact of judicial interaction developing…
The CJC specific training methodology is based on the premise that judicial training is a continuous process which should be…
The Centre’s philosophy ensures the cooperation and the dialogue between legal practitioners and academics, offering an experimental…
The Centre for Judicial Cooperation is looking forward to receive your applications for the EU Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters and EU mutual recognition instruments that will be held in Florence and online on 1-2 July 2024. Deadline 30 April 2024. Please check here for Explore More
On 29-30 January 2024 will be held the Final conference of the e-Justice ODR scheme project. This event will be the occasion to present the open specification developed within the project that will allow public and private entities to design, develop and manage their out-of-court Explore More
The discussion will involve health and data protection experts and analyse the European and Italian legislative framework applicable to clinical trial and personalised medicine, and showing that many are the open questions that not even the recently proposed European Health Data Space may solve. Chair: Explore More
