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About this online conference
This annual conference reviews and comments on a selected number of judicial decisions issued by the Court of Justice of the European Union during the past 12 months. These judicial decisions are significant:
- in offering a first-time interpretation on certain EU legal instruments;
- for giving new meaning to existing legal rules;
- on adapting or re-examining past jurisprudence.
The program of this new edition will feature a number of key decisions in the field of the Rule of Law, the configuration of the EU legal system, EU procedural law, EU citizenship and fundamental EU law principles and the law governing the EU institutions.
It will also present an analysis of major recent judgements on substantive EU law matters such as free movement of workers, economic and monetary policy, data protection and European civil service law. The program will be completed with a discussion of Court’s most recent rulings in in the various facets of the area of freedom of security and justice (visa, asylum and immigration and judicial cooperation in criminal matters).
Conference methodology:
The conference will be delivered online (synchronous delivery via ZOOM). Participants will be able to interact with experts through the chat functionality of the ZOOM platform or at the various Q&A periods following each respective presentation.
Gain an expert insight into the most recent law of the Court and keep abreast of the latest legal developments of the EU by joining our conference!
What you will learn in this online conference
By analysing a selection of key rulings from different areas of EU law, the conference will enable you to understand how a number of fundamental decisions rendered by the Court in the course of the preceding months may potentially impact the legal development of the EU. Beyond the specific details of each case, the conference will also strive to identify general legal trends as well as potential directions for the future evolution of the Court’s case-law.
Who will benefit most?
- Legal professionals within the public and private sectors
- Officials of EU institutions and agencies
- National civil servants and persons working on EU law issues
- Judicial professionals
- Law enforcement officers
- Academics
- Others who are interested in EU legal issues in general, and in the main rulings delivered by the European Courts in particular.
Practical information
Online Course
For this online course we make use of Zoom
Programme Organiser
Ms Stéphanie Gemnig Comodi
Tel: +352 426 230 301
s.gemnig@eipa.eu
Discounts
EIPA offers a discount to all civil servants working for one of EIPA’s supporting countries, and civil servants working for an EU institution, body or agency.
Who are the supporting countries?
Civil servants coming from the following EIPA supporting countries are entitled to get the reduced fee: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden.
For all other participants, the regular fee applies.
Payment
Prior payment is a condition for participation.
Cancellation policy
For administrative reasons you will be charged € 50 for cancellations received within 7 days before the activity begins. There is no charge for qualified substitute participants.
EIPA reserves the right to cancel the activity up to 1 week before the starting date. In that case, registration fees received will be fully reimbursed.
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The programme
| 09.00 | Registration of participants |
| 09.15 | Welcome and mutual introduction Juan Diego Ramírez-Cárdenas Díaz, Senior Lecturer, European Centre for Judges and Lawyers, EIPA Luxembourg |
| LEGAL ORDER OF THE EU (I) | |
| EU law principles | |
| 09.30 | The principle of Primacy, case-law of the Court of Justice and national supreme jurisdictions
Daniel Sarmiento, Professor of EU Law, Universidad Complutense, Madrid & EU Law Live, Editor in Chief |
| 10.00 | Questions and answers |
| 10.15 | Right to academic freedom, university autonomy and the rule of law
Tamás Kende, Kende, Molnár-Bíró, Katona Attorneys-at-Law, Associate Professor of International Law and EU Law, ELTE Law School, Budapest |
| 10.45 | Questions and answers |
| 11.00 | Coffee break |
| 11.30 | Border disputes between Member States: (lack of) jurisdiction of the Court and the principle of sincere cooperation
Adam Łazowski, Professor of EU Law, Westminster Law School, University of Westminster in London & Visiting Professor, College of Europe, Natolin |
| 12.00 | Questions and answers |
| LAW GOVERNING THE EU INSTITUTIONS | |
| European Parliament | |
| 12.15 | Concept of ‘Member of the European Parliament’ and the immunities necessary for the performance of the tasks of the European Union
Fernando Irurzun Montoro, Doctor in Law, Counsel, Clifford Chance, S.L.P., Madrid |
| 12.45 | Questions and answers |
| 13.00 | Lunch |
| EU civil service law | |
| 14.00 | Review of landmark judgements rendered in the field of public administration over the last year Julian Currall, Barrister, Alber & Geiger, Brussels, former Principal Legal Adviser – Legal Service and Director of the ECS Team, European Commission, Brussels |
| 14.30 | Questions and answers |
| SELECTED EU POLICIES | |
| Economic and Monetary Policy | |
| 14.45 | Restructuring of the Greek public debt and involvement of the private sector
Fred Reinertz Barriera, Financial Sector Consultant, Luxembourg |
| 15.15 | Questions and answers |
| 15.30 | End of Day 1 |
| EU Citizenship | |
| 09.00 | Former EU workers and entitlement to social assistance
Maria Haag, Lecturer, Department of Public Law and Governance, Tilburg University |
| 09.30 | Questions and answers |
| Data Protection | |
| 09.45 | EU General Data Protection Regulation & International data transfers
Dr. Loredana Tassone, Lawyer, Alphalex Avocats, Brussels |
| 10.15 | Questions and answers |
| 10.30 | Coffee break |
| AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE | |
| Visa, asylum and immigration | |
| 11.00 | Relocation of applicants for international protection and state interests linked to national security and public order
Krzysztof Plesniak, Legal Adviser, Legal Service of the Council of the European Union, Brussels |
| 11.30 | Questions and answers |
| Judicial cooperation in criminal matters | |
| 11.45 | Extradition of an EFTA citizen to a third country
Petra Jeney, Senior Lecturer, European Centre for Judges and Lawyers, EIPA Luxembourg |
| 12.15 | Questions and answers |
| 12.30 | Lunch |
| LEGAL ORDER OF THE EU (II) | |
| EU court procedures: infringement actions against Member States | |
| 13.30 | The Commission infringement action against the UK for breach of the Withdrawal Agreement and other imminent Brexit legal questions Igor Dizdarevic, Lecturer, European Centre for Judges and Lawyers, EIPA Luxembourg |
| 14.00 | Questions and answers |
| 14.15 | End of conference |
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