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EJTN Partners

EJTN works with the European Commission (EC) and nearly 40 EU national judicial bodies, which are Members and Observers of EJTN.


 


Members

Austria

Federal Ministry of Justice / Bundesministerium für Justiz  In Austria the continuous training of magistrates is based on a balanced system of decentralized and centralized training modules designe...

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Belgium

L’Institut de formation judiciaire (IFJ)   The L’Institut de formation judiciaire (IFJ)/Instituut voor gerechtelijke opleiding (IGO) is an independent federal body responsible for the design and...

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Bulgaria

National Institute of Justice   The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) became operational on January 1, 2004. It was built upon the achievements of the Magistrates’ Training Center, a nongovernmen...

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Cyprus

Supreme Court of Cyprus  Contact details: Supreme Court Charalambos Mouskos Str 1404 Nicosia - Cyprus Tel: +357 22865737 Fax: +357 22304500 Website: http://www.supremecourt.gov.cy

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Czech Republic

Judicial Academy   The Judicial Academy (JA) was established in 2002 by the Act No. 6/2002 Coll. as the central institution of the justice sector for the training of judges, state prosecutors and...

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Denmark

Court Administration / Domstolsstyrelsen  The ordinary Danish Courts comprise the Supreme Court, two High Courts and 24 district courts as well as the Land Registration Court and the Maritime and...

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ERA

Academy of European Law, Trier (ERA)   The Academy of European Law Trier (ERA) is one of four education centres at European level (besides the College of Europe in Bruges, the European University...

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Estonia

Supreme Court of Estonia, Training Department  The Supreme Court of Estonia started to organize judicial training in 2009, after the liquidation of Estonian Law Center Foundation, which had been...

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Finland

Ministry of Justice / Oikeusministeriö  The purpose of the training is to maintain and develop the professional skills of the personnel of the courts and the judicial administration. The aim is not...

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France

The French National School for the Judiciary The French National School for the Judiciary school has two locations, one in Bordeaux for initial training, and one in Paris for permanent training and...

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Germany

Federal Ministry of Justice - Bundesministerium der Justiz Legal basis for the organisation, structure and tasks of Deutsche Richterakademie (German Judical Academy) is the "Administrative Agreemen...

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Greece

National School of Judges The National School of Judges is a Legal Entity of Public Law, which is under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice and is administered by Justices of the High Court...

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Hungary

Office of the National Council for the Judiciary and Prosecutor General's Office Office of the National Council for the Judiciary Contact Szalay u. 16 1055 Budapest Tel: +361 302 1 282 Fax: +361 33...

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Ireland

Committee for Studies Institute The basic law of the State is the Constitution of Ireland adopted by referendum in 1937 replacing the Constitution of the Irish Free State (1922). The Constitution i...

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Italy

Consiglio Superiore della Magistratura The Consiglio Superiore della Magistratura (C.S.M.) is the self-governing body for Italy's ordre judiciaire, comprising ordinary (civil and criminal) judges a...

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Latvia

Latvian Judicial Training Centre   Latvian Judicial Training Centre (LJTC) is a foundation that was established in April 1995 by the Latvian Judges Association, United Nations Development Program,...

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Lithuania

Ministry of Justice   Contact Training Centre of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Lithuania Sanklodiskes Village, LT-33333, Moletai Region, Lithuania Tel: +37 0700 29507 fax: +37 0700 295...

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Luxembourg

Ministry of Justice As in other EU Member States, in Luxembourg both judges (magistrats du siege) and public prosecutors (magistrats du parquet) are members of the same professional body. The court...

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Malta

Judicial Studies Committee Contact Judicial Studies Committee Courts of Justice, Republic Street Valletta CMR 02 Tel: +356 21224147 Fax: +356 21417776

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Netherlands

Studiecentrum Rechtspleging The main Court system, which deals with cases in the fields of civil, criminal and administrative law, has four levels: the "Kantongerecht" (civil and criminal, minor an...

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Poland

National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution The Polish National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution, established on the basis of the Act of 1st July 2005, amended by the Act of 23rd...

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Portugal

Centre For Judicial Studies Created in 1979, and under the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice, although with legal personality and administrative autonomy, the Centro de Estudos Judiciários ...

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Romania

National Institute of Magistracy   The National Institute of Magistracy is a public institution with legal personality, placed under the coordination of the Superior Council of the Magistracy, and...

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Slovakia

Judicial Academy of Slovakia The Judicial Academy of the Slovak Republic is an independent educational institution with nation – wide coverage that ensures, organizes and executes the training of...

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Slovenia

Judicial Training Centre The Judicial Training Centre is an affiliated body of the Ministry of Justice. The tasks of the JTC are defined by the law and are as follows: to implement training of...

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Spain

Escuela Judicial Consejo General del Poder Judicial, Centro de Estudios Jurídicos  Escuela Judicial Consejo General del Poder Judicial The Judicial School of the General Council of the Judiciary is...

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Sweden

Courts of Sweden Judicial Training Academy The Courts of Sweden established a training academy for judges in 2009. The Academy is part of the Swedish National Courts Administration and is located i...

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UK: England and Wales

The Judicial College (formerly the Judicial Studies Board) The Judicial College is an independent judicial body and part of the Judicial Office for England and Wales. It draws its funds, staff and...

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UK: Northern Ireland

The Judicial Studies Board for Northern Ireland The Common Law system has existed throughout Ireland since the 17th century and the law in Ireland and England developed along similar lines. That...

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UK: Scotland

The Judicial Studies Committee Scots law has its origins in the European civilian law systems, but has gradually developed similarities to the English common law system. Thus comparative lawyers...

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Projects


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UPGRADED CATALOGUE
ACTIVITIES 2012 


Upcoming training activities

Terrorism: State of Play, Stakes and Perspectives
June 11

Equal Treatment Law
June 13

Psychosocial Risks: Understanding and Communication
June 18