Advisory Group
Description
The Advisory Group consists in a think tank
discussing all topics related to administrative justice and to the
general functioning of the AEAJ. It assists the Board if needed. In this respect, the Advisory Group supports the Board's decision making, either dealing with
topics submitted by the Board or submitting suggestions to the Board on its own initiative.
The Advisory Group also works as a
network between former Board members and other personalities
from the legal sector interested in administrative justice, in order
to exchange knowledge and best practices related to justice and especially administrative
justice.
Chairs
- Ms Jasna Šegan, president of the Administrative Court of the Republic of Slovenia;
- Mr Carlo Schockweiler, former senior vice-president of the Administrative Court of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg.
Members
- Mr Holger Boehmann, judge at the Federal Administrative Court, Germany;
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Mr Bernard Even, vice-president of the Administrative Court of Appeal of Versailles, France;
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Ms Danutė Jočienė , judge at the Supreme Court of Lithuania, professor of Mykolas Romeris University Law School, former president of the Constitutional Court of Lithuania and former judge of the European Court of Human Rights;
- Mr Werner Heermann, former vice-president of the Administrative Court of Würzburg, Germany;
- Ms Nina Półtorak, judge at the General Court of the European Union, professor of EU-law;
- Mr Dimitrios Raikos, president of the Administrative Court of Appeal of Athens (Greece), professor of administrative law;
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Ms Annika Sandstroem, former head of division at the Administrative Court of Appeal of Sundsvall, Sweden;
- Ms Camille Vinet, judge at the Administrative Court of Appeal of Lyon (France), General Secretary of the AEAJ;
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Ms Edith Zeller, judge at the Administrative Court of Vienna (Austria), former president of the AEAJ.
Secretary of the Advisory Group: Ms Karin
Winter, judge at the Federal Administrative Court of the Republic of
Austria, former general secretary of the AEAJ.