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The Italo-German workshop will assess the potential for improvements of the EPPO's legal framework, discuss specific policy options, and clarify the challenges the EPPO faces today.

Thema der Tagung an der Universität sind die sog. Mendéz-Prinzipien: Diese nach dem früheren UN-Sonderberichterstatter für Folter benannten Leitlinien sollen gewährleisten, dass Vernehmungen einerseits verlässliche Informationsquelle sind und andererseits die Rechte des Betroffenen wahren. Diskutiert wird mit Teilnehmenden aus der Kriminologie, Justizpraxis und Psychologie.

This year’s ECLAN conference will focus on “The Presumption of Innocence: Modern Trends and Contemporary Challenges”, bringing together leading scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to explore key issues.

This is the final event of the project MutualRecognition 2.0, in which the Research Team will present the project results.

This is the eight edition of a two-day seminar that investigates current worldwide developments in extradition law and cases, including the European Arrest Warrant system.

Founded in 2015, the Europol Data Protection Experts Network (EDEN) is a collaboration platform that brings together stakeholders from different backgrounds. It provides a forum for sharing knowledge, best practices, events, and projects related to data protection within a law enforcement context.

This event at the EP explores with high-level participants the EU’s current efforts and the crucial steps it must take to effectively tackle environmental crime.

This seminar will focus on the role of lawyers in understanding, protecting and promoting the rule of law and mutual trust, both as defence counsel in criminal proceedings and as a defence profession grouped in bar associations and lawyers' organisations. Participants will have the opportunity to get to know each other and to network with colleagues from across the EU.

The Annual Conference on Artificial Intelligence Systems and Fundamental Rights focuses on the new legislative instruments adopted in 2024, the European Union Act on Artificial Intelligence and the Council of Europe framework convention on AI. Points of discussion include the role and impact of fundamental rights in AI governance and the use of AI in justice systems.

This seminar focuses on how to protect women and other victims of violence in the justice system. It addresses new policies like the proposal for the revision of the Victims’ Rights Directive as well as the existing EU legal framework (Gender-Based Violence Directive, Digital Services Act) and relevant case law.