In Focus

2017-11-30T16:49:00+00:00

Each month, the In Focus section features in-depth articles on a variety of topics. We usually invite external contributors to provide views from many different organisations.

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'CEPS/QMUL Task Force flunks out e-evidence proposals and recommends strengthening and digitalisation of existing channels of judicial cooperation for cross-border data gathering in criminal matters
2020-10-27T13:21:00Z
CEPS and QMUL recently concluded a Task Force on “Cross-border data access in criminal proceedings and the future of digital justice”. This extensive multi-stakeholder consultation process - which involved EU and national policy makers, private sector representatives, as well as lawyers and prosecutors, legal scholars, and actors from the civil ...
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Recognition and enforcement of judgments after Brexit: is Lugano a solution to hand?
2020-07-23T13:23:00Z
We discuss the importance of the recognition and enforcement of judgments in the new EU-UK partnership agreement. The Lugano Convention, like Brussels I Regulation for the EU countries, provides for the recognition and enforcement of a wide range of civil and commercial judgments between the EU and EFTA states. It ...
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What do we want from the EU-UK negotiations
2020-07-16T18:09:00Z
The Law Societies have continued to call on negotiators from both sides to work towards a deal. While the draft legal texts published by both sides demonstrate a different approach to the negotiations, there are plenty of examples of shared aims or instances where the end goal is mirrored by ...

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'CEPS/QMUL Task Force flunks out e-evidence proposals and recommends strengthening and digitalisation of existing channels of judicial cooperation for cross-border data gathering in criminal matters

Recognition and enforcement of judgments after Brexit: is Lugano a solution to hand?

What do we want from the EU-UK negotiations