Events, seminars, and research meetings
Erasmus University Woudestein Campus - In presence and online event
Organized by the Cambridge Forum of Law and Governance, the conference explores the ethical implications of AI use in adjudication. A CeSROG member is in attendance.
Dipartimento di Scienze giuridiche, Aula 8, «sala Feste», piano 1°, via Zamboni 22, Bologna
Seminar (in Italian) aimed at students of the Courses in Judicial System (PAO, Bologna) and Judicial System and Organization of Justice (Law School, Bologna)
Sala Valerio Onida, via Festa del Perdono n. 7, 20122 Milano MI (Registration in advance) - In presence and online event
The book seminar examines the High Disciplinary Court for ordinary judges and prosecutors set out in the constitutional reform pending in the Italian Parliament. Two CeSROG members will attend.
Online event
JARA Workshop held by a CeSROG member on ethical issues in judges' use of social media. Non-JARA Members are welcome to participate and should email JARA (organiser@jar-association.eu) for the link.
University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus
The conference addresses topics such as threats to judicial independence, governance models, ethical standards, and judges’ freedom of expression. The full program will be available soon.
Online event
The seminar examines Georgia’s judicial reforms since 1991, showing how institutional control has limited judges’ autonomy and undermined the independence of the judiciary.
University of Cagliari, Via Sant'Ignazio da Laconi, 17, 09123 Cagliari
The conference features panel and plenary sessions on transformations of the State in the digital age. Two CeSROG members will present a paper on judges’ use of social media.
Webinar (restricted access) - Online event
Webinar organised by the Judicial Commission of the Republic of Indonesia, in collaboration with the University of Bologna (Italy) and the Institute of Legal Informatics and Judicial Systems (Italy).
Casa circondariale di Bologna – Restricted access. The event is to be held in Italian.
Transitions and Women’s Imprisonment. Speakers: P. Zurla (PUP), S. Di Gregorio (Ministero Giustizia), R.A. Casella (Direttrice Casa circondariale Bologna), S. Vezzadini (Università di Bologna)
Sala Riunioni IGSG-CNR, Sede di Bologna Via Zamboni n. 26, Bologna
The event will foster discussion on the contribution of these two important institutions to judges’ continuing professional training. Participation is by invitation.
Napoli, Italy
The program is available at: https://www.sisp.it/convegno-2025. One panel is devoted to "COURTS, POLITICS AND POLICIES"
Cappella - Villa Schifanoia, Via Boccaccio 121 - Florence
The event addresses challenges to the rule of law in Europe: freedom of expression of magistrates, judicial cooperation, strategic litigation, and emerging technologies.