Research Centre for Judicial Studies (CeSROG)

SEEKING BETTER JUSTICE. INSIGHTS TODAY, CHANGE TOMORROW

Why the Iris Flower? The iris flower is associated with justice for various historical and symbolic reasons. In ancient Greece, it was dedicated to the goddess Iris, representing divine communication and balance. In the Middle Ages, the "fleur-de-lis" symbolized sovereignty and royal justice. In Christian religious iconography, the iris is linked to purity and divine justice. Additionally, in the language of flowers, it represents trust and hope. Its symmetry and beauty evoke order and harmony, reflecting ideals of justice.
Cura e Giustizia Journal
Internships at the Immigration Division of the Tribunale of Bologna have begun (for more details see the “research” and “collaborations” sections of this website)

Picture: participants in the Hackathon DIGITAL FUTURE OF JUSTICE 2.0 (2024, November)

Introducing CeSROG

The Research Centre for Judicial Studies (CeSROG) at the University of Bologna, founded in 1981 by Prof. Giuseppe Di Federico, fosters studies and research on judicial administration, both in Italy and from a comparative perspective. Composed of university professors from the Department of Political and Social Sciences, external experts and collaborators, CeSROG aims to improve judicial administration through legislative, organizational, managerial, and technological innovations. For more information see the “The Center” section of this website.

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13 JUN 2025

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Judicial Systems in Transition: Reforms, Innovations and Justice

The JAR Association is organizing an international conference on Justice, exploring reforms, innovations, and challenges for its improvement. The program will be available soon.

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SEEKING BETTER JUSTICE. INSIGHTS TODAY, CHANGE TOMORROW

Cura e Giustizia Journal

Internships at the Immigration Division of the Tribunale of Bologna have begun (for more details see the “research” and “collaborations” sections of this website)