European Criminal Justice - EJTN

EJTN training guideline in European Criminal Justice - Update 2011The formulation of the present guidelines has beencoordinated by the Academy of European Law – ERA(Cornelia Riehle & Jean-Philippe Rageade)Since its setting-up, the following have contributed:Centro de Estudos Judiciários (CEJ) – Portugal Dr. Luís Pereira, Prosecutor, Head of the Department of International RelationsERA Laviero Buono, Head of the Section „European Public and Criminal Law” Dr. Malte Beyer, Course director, Section „European Public and Criminal Law” Dr. Johanna Engström, Course director, Section „European Public and CriminalLaw” Cornelia Riehle, Deputy Head of Section, Section „European Public and CriminalLaw”Escuela judicial Consejo General del Poder Judicial – Spain Dr. Carlos Pérez del Valle, Ordinary Professor Pedro Luis García Muñoz, Judge, Professor in the field of judicial investigationNational School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution - Poland Wojciech Postulski, Judge, Head of The International Cooperation DepartmentStudiecentrum Rechtspleging (SSR) – Netherlands Nathalie Glime, Lawyer, Senior Course Manager for the Permanente Educationand International Activities Hans Pieters, Senior Public Prosecutor, Criminal law lecturerTo this 2011 update, the following have contributed:ERA Cornelia Riehle, Deputy Head of Section “European Criminal Law” (content) Clara García Parra, Student, University of Sciences Po Paris (layout)Centro de Estudios Jurídicos – Spain Patricia Fernandez Olalla, Prosecutor Isabel Guajardo Perez, ProsecutorStudiecentrum Rechtspleging (SSR) – Netherlands Nathalie Glime, Lawyer, Senior Course Manager for the Permanente Educationand International Activities Hans Pieters, Senior Public Prosecutor, Criminal law lecturerNational School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution - Poland Wojciech Postulski, Judge, Head of The International Cooperation DepartmentUpdates made for this guideline are highlighted in green.1