How to Litigate Before the European Court of Human Rights - Practical Guide to Procedure
Strasbourg, 4-5 March 2014
Objective
This seminar aims to prepare the parties of a potential case before the Strasbourg Court on the practical aspects of its procedure.
Key topics
. What national remedies must be sought before submitting an application to the Court in Strasbourg?
. What admissibility criteria have to be complied with?
. What should an individual application contain?
. What are the objectives of the written and the oral parts of the proceedings?
Who should attend?
Lawyers in private practice, government officials and other legal practitioners.
Grand Chamber Hearing
Participants will have the opportunity to attend a Grand Chamber hearing. Please note that the number of places at the hearing is limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. At this stage the Court cannot guarantee places in the Main Hearing Room; a live broadcast will be organised in the Court's Press Room.
Registrations reaching ERA before 4 February 2014 will be eligible for a 10% discount.
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Organisers:
Karolina Rokicka, Academy of European Law (ERA)
Language:
English
Event no.:
414D86
Speakers:
Hans-Jörg Behrens, Agent before the European Court of Human Rights, Federal Ministry of Justice, Berlin
Ledi Bianku, Judge, European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg
Saadiya Chaudary, The AIRE Centre - Advice on Individual Rights in Europe, London
Nico Mol, Lawyer at the Registry of the European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg
Adam Weiss, Legal Director, European Roma Rights Centre, Budapest
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