EJTN 2012

Participants of the Rome Seminar 5–7 March, 2012own legal system and, moreover, under thesystems of their colleagues in other EUMember States when executing a EuropeanArrest Warrant or requesting Mutual LegalAssistance. Also, lectures linked to theissues of the practical cases were given byEuropean experts and academics.Gathering judges and prosecutors from severalEU countries and having them worktogether to solve a practical case for twoand a half days, with the support of nationaland international experts as well as Eurojustrepresentatives, undoubtedly strengthenedthe concept of learn by doing, which EJTNintends to implement for future seminars.Simulation of a coordination meeting at the Krakow seminar under the directionof the national member to Poland at Eurojust, Mariusz Skowroński.38