Wroclaw, Poland, 2nd – 3rd April 2004

Information:

General Information
Programme
Programme Committee and Co-organizers

Topics:

Digital evidence before the court:law theory and practice.

                                                             General information

Conference venue:

2nd April: The building D of the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics Kuznicza St. 42, the lecture room 3.

3rd April: The building D of the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics Wiezienna 9, the lecture room B.

Programme 2nd – 3rd April 2004

2nd April

Welcome.- Dr hab. Jacek Golaczynski First section.- Legal problems of the knowledge society

9:00-9:30

Digital Evidence in Criminal Proceedings: Legal Considerations
Andrzej Adamski, Arkadiusz Lach, University of Torun, Poland

9:30-10:00

Use of modern information technologies in the court trial.
Dariusz Sielicki National Court Register and IT Department Ministry of Justice, Poland

10:00-10:30

Knowledge Management Approach in Judgement Making
Andras Gabor, Budapest University of Economics Sciences and Public Administration, Hungary

10:30-11:00

Coffee break

11.00-11.30

Public Accessibility of Judicial Information in the Context of E-Government Mindaugas Kiskis, Rimantas Petrauskas, Law University of Lithuania, Lithuania

11:30-12:00

On-line access to electronic court documentation and court trials
Miroslav Ognyanov, LEX B.G, Sofia, Bulgary

12:00-13:30

Lunch

13:30-14.00

Requirements and Support for Information Society’s Legislation System
Nicolae Costake, Sergiu Stelian Iliescu, Sorin Barbulea, Rares Vasilescu, Politechnic University of Bucarest, Romania

14.00-14.30

Integrated case management for courts and prosecutors offices using ICT
Rares Vasilescu, Politechnic University of Bucarest, Romania

15.00-15.30

Application of modern technologies in the judiciary
Tomasz Kaluzny, Bialystock Regional CourtAlbert Dubij, “Iustitia” Judicial Training Centre Foundation, Poland

3rd April
Second section.- Teaching expreriences in computers and law

10.00-10.30

Teaching Experiences of the Research Centre for Legal and Economic Issues of Electronic Communication
Jacek Golaczynski, Marek Lesniak, University of Wroclaw, Poland

10.30-11.00

Teaching ICT Law: Challenges and Perspectives
George Dimitrov, ORAC Dimitrov, Petrov & Co., Sofia, Bulgary

11:00-11:30

Coffee break

11:30-12:00

Teaching ICT law- students proposals and expectations
Adam Bijas, Law Student Group on the European Cooperation, Poland

12:00-12:30

The LEFIS Experiences and Perspectives of Future
Fernando Galindo, Zaragoza University, Spain

Programme Committee and Co-organizers

Chairman:

Prof. Golaczynski (Poland)

Cochairs:

Prof. Petrauskas (Lithuania)
Prof. Galindo (Spain)

Members:

Prof. Andrzej ADAMSKI (Poland)
Dr Ratai BALAZS (Hungary)
Mr George DIMITROV (Bulgaria)
Prof. András GÁBOR (Hungary)
Prof. Stelian Sergiu ILIESCU (Rumania)
Mr Miroslav OGNYANOV (Bulgaria)
Mr Miroslav MATEEV (Bulgaria)
Prof. Marijan PAVCNIK (Slovenia)
Prof. Vilenas VADAPALA (Lithuania)

"IUSTITIA" JUDICIAL TRAINING CENTRE FOUNDATION

Research Centre for Legal and Economic Problems of Electronic Communication (CBKE)