https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ceeli-talks--4437251enEducationCopyright Brand New Productionshttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/de1f237f9c7e4991bc79412cba94c1ce.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ceeli-talks--4437251Mon, 11 Mar 2024 10:26:37 +0000Brand New ProductionsBrand New Productionsfeeds@spreaker.comThis series of podcasts from CEELI features interviews, conversations and reports with leading judges, civil society actors and European institutions that advance the rule of law.falseepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/moving-forward-after-the-crisis--35393270
In this episode, we talk to Judge Vera Doborjginidze from Georgia about some of these questions, as well as Andrea Huber from the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, who has been supporting post-pandemic planning for European judiciaries. Bilyana Gyaurova-Wegertseder of the Bulgarian Institute for Legal Initiatives also shares how her civil society organization supports the judiciary and, in our on-going spotlight series on judicial tools, we look at the Social Media Guidelines developed by our own Judicial Network.

For further information, resources, and other works by the CEELI Institute including our series of Podcasts and Webinars please go to ceeliinstitute.org.

This project has been made possible through the generous support of the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement (INL) at the U.S. Department of State. ​

Hosts & Guests
Carolyn Elliott-Magwood Host
Freda Grealy Host
Vera Doborjginidze Guest
Andrea Huber Guest
Bilyana Gyaurova-Wegertseder Guest]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/35393270Thu, 02 Jul 2020 11:07:27 +0000Brand New ProductionsThis episode explores how the courts should be preparing for life after pandemic conditions. What will be the effect of the unprecedented rate of suspended and delayed cases? What new cases can the courts expect to emerge as a result of the pandemic...
In this episode, we talk to Judge Vera Doborjginidze from Georgia about some of these questions, as well as Andrea Huber from the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, who has been supporting post-pandemic planning for European judiciaries. Bilyana Gyaurova-Wegertseder of the Bulgarian Institute for Legal Initiatives also shares how her civil society organization supports the judiciary and, in our on-going spotlight series on judicial tools, we look at the Social Media Guidelines developed by our own Judicial Network.

For further information, resources, and other works by the CEELI Institute including our series of Podcasts and Webinars please go to ceeliinstitute.org.

This project has been made possible through the generous support of the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement (INL) at the U.S. Department of State. ​

Hosts & Guests
Carolyn Elliott-Magwood Host
Freda Grealy Host
Vera Doborjginidze Guest
Andrea Huber Guest
Bilyana Gyaurova-Wegertseder Guest]]>2142ceeli,covid-19,democratic,human-rights,institution,judicial,law,legal,pandemic,remote-trialfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/maintaining-access-to-justice-part-2-administrative-and-civil-courts--33659830
We talk to administrative judge Edith Zeller of Austria and civil judge Domagoj Frntić of Croatia to get their perspective on these matters. Matt Pollard from the International Commission of Jurists also provides a report on what the European Court of Human Rights has said about fairness in the context of remote video trials, and we shine a spotlight on the Judicial Manual on Independence, Impartiality and Integrity of Justice – a project of the Central and Eastern European Judicial Exchange Network.

For further information, resources, and other works by the CEELI Institute including our series of Podcasts and Webinars please go to ceeliinstitute.org.

Hosts & Guests
Carolyn Elliott-Magwood Host
Freda Grealy Host
Edith Zeller Guest
Domagoj Frntíc Guest
Matt Pollard Guest]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/33659830Fri, 26 Jun 2020 13:57:17 +0000Brand New ProductionsBecause the stakes are so high, access to justice is often considered within the context of criminal law. However, many people come into contact with the justice system to resolve non-criminal disputes. This episode will look at the role of...
We talk to administrative judge Edith Zeller of Austria and civil judge Domagoj Frntić of Croatia to get their perspective on these matters. Matt Pollard from the International Commission of Jurists also provides a report on what the European Court of Human Rights has said about fairness in the context of remote video trials, and we shine a spotlight on the Judicial Manual on Independence, Impartiality and Integrity of Justice – a project of the Central and Eastern European Judicial Exchange Network.

For further information, resources, and other works by the CEELI Institute including our series of Podcasts and Webinars please go to ceeliinstitute.org.

Hosts & Guests
Carolyn Elliott-Magwood Host
Freda Grealy Host
Edith Zeller Guest
Domagoj Frntíc Guest
Matt Pollard Guest]]>1840ceeli,courts,cover-19,justice,law,pandemicfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/maintaining-access-to-justice-part-1-criminal-courts--29566066
We talk to the Right Honourable Justice Bernard McCloskey of Northern Ireland about his view of these matters, including the limitations of videoconferencing to replace in-person trials during pandemic restrictions. Ilze Tralmaka of Fair Trials also provides an overview of her organization’s concerns surrounding access to justice during the pandemic, and our spotlight series looks at the bi-weekly Webinar Roundtable Discussion Series CEELI is presenting with the Central & Eastern European Judicial Exchange Network.

For further information, resources, and other works by the CEELI Institute including our series of Podcasts and Webinars please go to ceeliinstitute.org.​​

Hosts & Guests
Carolyn Elliott-Magwood Host
Freda Grealy Host
Bernard McCloskey Guest
Ilze Tralmaka Guest]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/29566066Fri, 05 Jun 2020 12:08:01 +0000Brand New ProductionsIt is vital that courts are kept open and that access to justice is maintained, but protecting the health of the community has challenged the usual order of business. This episode explores how the wheels of justice can continue to operate during the...
We talk to the Right Honourable Justice Bernard McCloskey of Northern Ireland about his view of these matters, including the limitations of videoconferencing to replace in-person trials during pandemic restrictions. Ilze Tralmaka of Fair Trials also provides an overview of her organization’s concerns surrounding access to justice during the pandemic, and our spotlight series looks at the bi-weekly Webinar Roundtable Discussion Series CEELI is presenting with the Central & Eastern European Judicial Exchange Network.

For further information, resources, and other works by the CEELI Institute including our series of Podcasts and Webinars please go to ceeliinstitute.org.​​

Hosts & Guests
Carolyn Elliott-Magwood Host
Freda Grealy Host
Bernard McCloskey Guest
Ilze Tralmaka Guest]]>1816ceeli,courts,covid-19,crisis,global,health,judicial,justice,law,pandemicfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/safeguarding-the-rule-of-law--29298661
In this episode, we discuss these issues with Judge José Igreja Matos, President of the European Association of Judges, and hear about court challenges to emergency legislation in the Czech Republic from Dr. Jan Grinc, Professor at Charles University.  Judge Katica Artuković from Bosnia Herzegovina also provides an on-the-ground view from the bench during the pandemic, and we shine a spotlight on the Brijuni Statement on Judicial Independence, a regional statement that highlights many of the principles examined in this episode.

For further information, resources, and other works by the CEELI Institute including our series of Podcasts and Webinars please go to ceeliinstitute.org.


Hosts & Guests
Carolyn Elliott-Magwood Host
Freda Grealy Host
José Igreja Matos Guest
Jan Grinc Guest
Katica Artuković Guest]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/29298661Thu, 04 Jun 2020 15:06:26 +0000Brand New ProductionsThe introduction of emergency legislation in response to the Covid-19 pandemic has been immediate, understandable, and effective. But often it has been drafted and delivered without allowing for judicial oversight. What is the role of the judiciary in...
In this episode, we discuss these issues with Judge José Igreja Matos, President of the European Association of Judges, and hear about court challenges to emergency legislation in the Czech Republic from Dr. Jan Grinc, Professor at Charles University.  Judge Katica Artuković from Bosnia Herzegovina also provides an on-the-ground view from the bench during the pandemic, and we shine a spotlight on the Brijuni Statement on Judicial Independence, a regional statement that highlights many of the principles examined in this episode.

For further information, resources, and other works by the CEELI Institute including our series of Podcasts and Webinars please go to ceeliinstitute.org.


Hosts & Guests
Carolyn Elliott-Magwood Host
Freda Grealy Host
José Igreja Matos Guest
Jan Grinc Guest
Katica Artuković Guest]]>1800ceeli,covid-19,emergency,european,judiciary,law,legislation,pandemicfalsefull