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On 5 September 2024, Advocate General (AG) Nicholas Emiliou presented his opinion in case C-763/22 (Procureur de la République v OP). The case concerns the conditions under which EU Member States may decide on the competition between a European Arrest Warrant and …

In the context of a reference for a preliminary ruling from Italy, the ECJ ruled on 7 November 2024 that the Italian scheme on compensation for victims of violent intentional crime which makes the right to compensation dependent on the order of succession of a deceased person is incompatible with the Directive relating to compensation to crime victims.

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.

EU support for Member States to digitalise their healthcare systems was overall effective, but EU funds were difficult to use due to the number of different rules. These are the main findings in the European Court of Auditor's (ECA's) Special Report No 25/24 which was released on 20 November 2024.

The focus of this conference is to present and analyse the proposed EU AML/CFT reform package, including the new EU AML/CFT authority, the new EU AML Regulation (AMLR) and the 6th round of revisions to the AML Directive (AMLD 6) and other existing legislation.

This seminar addresses various challenges linked to digitalisation that judges, prosecutors and lawyers in private practice working in the field of EU criminal justice will have to face in the years ahead.

This seminar aims to equip participants with a nuanced understanding of the legal landscape surrounding freedom of expression, balancing theoretical knowledge with practical insights into its application and challenges in contemporary society.

This summer course is intended to give participants an overview of the fundamentals of European data protection law. It will tackle the main legal questions related to the application of GDPR and related instruments by discussing legislative developments and relevant case law, as well as by solving practical case studies.

This hybrid conference will provide legal practitioners and data protection specialists with an update and guidance on new tech regulations and their interplay with GDPR.