The seminar is organised in partnership with EJTN.

The training aims to deepen participants' understanding of the judiciary's complex and pivotal role within the state, focusing on the importance of administrative justice in ensuring effective governance and addressing contemporary challenges. Participants will explore a range of topics that offer a comprehensive examination of the roles of administrative judges and court staff, including the application of constitutional principles, safeguarding public trust in the judiciary as a foundation of the rule of law, and confronting potential issues such as global pandemics, technological advancements, and populism. Additionally, the program will address emerging challenges like the digitalization of justice and its impact on judicial processes.

Through a combination of workshops, debates, and interactive sessions, participants will not only gain insights into different judicial systems and the challenges faced across EU Member States but also appreciate the critical importance of fostering a cohesive and unified judicial culture across Europe. This holistic approach will equip participants with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate both current and future complexities in administrative justice.

Venue: Administrative Court of Würzburg – Burkarderstr. 26, 97082 Würzburg 

(Please note that the venue for the General Assembly differs from the venue of the WG Independence and Efficiency). 

Registration deadline: 12 April 2024.

Topic of the seminar: Poland, the EU and the Rule of law. 

This event will take place within the framework of the 20. Deutscher Verwaltungsgerichtstag (20th German Administrative Courts Conference) – www.verwaltungsgerichtstag2024.de . 

Participants need to register on the website of the Verwaltungsgerichtstag as well: https://www.verwaltungsgerichtstag2024.de/anmeldung-ankuendigung/ 

Application deadline: 12 April 2024. 

Late applications may be considered according to capacity.