Memos
- Deutscher Verwaltungsgerichtstag 2010
- Courts in Europe and the EC environmental law - 9-10 October 2008 - Paris
- Access to Justice - 2 June 2008
Welcome in Freiburg
for the 16th Deutschen Verwaltungsgerichtstag which will take place from 5 to 7 Mai 2010 inKonzerthaus Freiburg.
Site to visit:Freiburg 2010
The AEAJ is associated to this conference organized under the French presidency. This event organized by the French Conseil d’Etat with support of the European Commission, the Association of Supreme Administrative Courts and the Forum of EU Judges for the environment.
Site to visit:Conseil d’Etat
The AEAJ participated in the Access to Justice in Environmental Matters conference organized by the European Commission which took place on 2 June 2008 in Brussels.
Site to visit:The Conference pages
- access to justice (31/31)
- AEAJ functionning (7/31)
- asylum (13/31)
- case-law (3/31)
- environment (10/31)
- European Commission (3/31)
- immigration (5/31)
- independance of judges (4/31)
- statement (2/31)
- tax law (3/31)
- workshop (30/31)
2nd meeting of the Fundamental Rights Platform in Vienna
Thursday 18 June 2009
by Edith Zeller
On May 5th a member of the working group for efficiency and independence took part at the 2nd meeting of the Fundamental Rights Platform in Vienna.
Topics of this meeting were
the problem of underreporting of human rights violations extending far beyond that of discrimination, as found by the (...)
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Participation of AEAJ at the Fundamental Rights Conference
Friday 22 January 2010
by Holger Boehmann
Under the title „Making Rights a Reality for All“ the Fundamental Rights Conference of the European Union for Fundamental Rights (FRA) took place in Stockholm on 10. – 11. December 2009, co-organized by the Swedish Ministry of Integration and Gender Equality under the Swedish EU-presidency. (...)
Legal Interpretation, Human Rights, and a New Jurisprudence
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Francesco Viola
In what sense do human rights influence or condition the theory and practice of legal interpretation and, through this, transform the general configuration of legal science?
In answering this question, which is much more difficult than it might appear, we have to presuppose at least two (...)
Sources of delays and solutions under the aspect of composition and organizations of Courts
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Heinrich Zens
Report from the sub-group consisted of the following members:
Karin Winter, Austria
Marion Jaffré, France
Claus Lernhart, Germany
Danias Panagiotis, Greece
Maria Laura Maddalena, Italy
Willem Brouwer, Netherlands
Pedro Marchau Marques, Portugal
Annika Sandström, Sweden, chair person
The (...)
Legal aid in Sweden
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Heinrich Zens
Questionnaire on legal aid
Conference in Palermo on 12th and 13th November 2009
Questions and Swedish answer
I./ Procedural aspects
1./ Who decides whether legal aid is granted to a party?
The Legal Aid Authority decides whether a party are entitled to legal aid. If the dispute has (...)
Legal aid in Slovenia
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Heinrich Zens
Slovenian answers to the
Questionnaire on legal aid
Conference in Palermo on 12th and 13th November 2009
I./ Procedural aspects
1./ Who decides whether legal aid is granted to a party?
The president of the court, where the case is pending (office for legal aid)
2./ Is it possible to (...)
Legal aid in Lithuania
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Heinrich Zens
Questionnaire on legal aid
Conference in Palermo on 12th and 13th November 2009
I./ Procedural aspects
State-guaranteed legal aid in LITHUANIA include the primary legal aid (the provision of legal information, legal advice and drafting of the documents to be submitted to state and (...)
Legal aid in Germany
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Heinrich Zens
German answers to the
Questionnaire on legal aid
Conference in Palermo on 12th and 13th November 2009
from Werner Heermann
I./ Procedural aspects
1./ Who decides whether legal aid is granted to a party?
The court, where the case is pending.
2./ Is it possible to challenge this decision? (...)
Legal aid in Bulgaria
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Heinrich Zens
Questionnaire on legal aid
Conference in Palermo on 12th and 13th November 2009
I./ Procedural aspects
1./ Who decides whether legal aid is granted to a party?
Granting legal aid in administrative disputes is done according to the Legal Aid Act and the provisions of the Code of Civil (...)
Legal aid in Austria
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Heinrich Zens
Answers for the Austrian Independent Administrative Tribunals
Questionnaire on legal aid
Conference in Palermo on 12th and 13th November 2009
I./ Procedural aspects
1./ Who decides whether legal aid is granted to a party? The Judge assigned to the case.
2./ Is it possible to challenge this (...)
Legal aid in Latvia
Wednesday 25 November 2009
by Heinrich Zens
Questionnaire on legal aid /Latvia/
Conference in Palermo on 12th and 13th November 2009
I./ Procedural aspects
1./ Who decides whether legal aid is granted to a party?
Legal Aid is determined by law in asylum cases. In other cases particular decision is taken by judge.
In administrative (...)
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