FRIDAY 24^th OF OCTOBER
MORNING SESSIONS

08:30 – 09:20

Registration and Welcome

09:20 – 09:30

Opening of the day (N.Zaharis – SEERC, G.Eleftherakis – CITY College)

9:30 – 10:30

SESSION 1
Towards e-Justice in judicial cases

The e-Justice strategy of the European Commission [PPT]
(M. Miranda, European Commission, DG JLS)

UYAP: National Judiciary Network Project [PPT]
(C. Tanrıkulu, Ministry of Justice of Turkey)

Experiences from the application of IT within the judiciary [PPT]
(G. Naumovski, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, FYR Macedonia)

SICP project: the new ICT architecture for criminal justice in Italy [PPT]
(G. Caprio, Ministry of Justice of Italy)

10:30 – 11:30

SESSION 2
ICT in the courtroom. Best practices and challenges

Management of the trial folder: the SIDIP project [PPT]
(S.Somaschini, Project Automation and Ministry of Justice of Italy)

Audio and video recordings in the Polish Court [PPT]
(B. Podrazik, Ministry of Justice of Poland)

Electronic Court Management System - Litigation Document Management Platform [PPT]
(B. Malaeb, UN-ICTY, Netherlands)

Audio challenges for enhancing transcriptions: the JUMAS case study [PDF]
(D. Falavigna, Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Italy)

11:30 – 12:00

COFFEE BREAK
During the break, demonstrations of SIDIP systems, Automatic Speech Recognition and Electronic Authentication via fingerprint and Mobile system for interrogation and hearings will be available.

12:00 – 13:00

SESSION 3
ICT in civil and criminal judicial cooperation

EPOC: Empowering EU judicial cooperation through Eurojust [PPT]
(M. Ruckdaeschel, Eurojust, Netherlands) 

Connecting judicial workgroups in a secure workspace: the JWeB case study [PDF]
(K. Davies, GoV3, United Kingdom)

Collaborative environment and workflow engines for judicial cooperation [PPT]
(A.Waldo, Airial Conseil, France)

13:00 – 14:15

LUNCH BREAK
During the break, demonstrations of SIDIP systems, Automatic Speech Recognition and Electronic Authentication via fingerprint and Mobile system for interrogation and hearings will be available.

FRIDAY 24^th OF OCTOBER
AFTERNOON SESSIONS

14:15 – 15:45

SESSION 4
Future trends of ICT technologies in e-justice

A view on the role of information security in e-justice [PDF]
(G. Eleftherakis, City College, Greece)

ICT in pretrial proceedings-the impact on defendant’s rights
(D. Sielicki, Ministry of Justice of Poland)

Secure communication architectures for criminal justice [PPT]
(S. Ferri, AMTEC-ElsagDatamat, Italy)  

Biometry, an effective tool in the justice world [PPT]
(P. Murrieri, Italdata Ingegneria dell’Idea, Italy)

Videoconference in judicial proceedings: actual practices and challenges for the near future [PDF]
(M. Cislaghi, Project Automation S.p.A., Italy)

Privacy Protection Issues in e-Justice [PPT]
(I. Iglezakis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece)

15:45 – 16:00

COFFEE BREAK

16:00 – 17:00

SESSION 5
Management of Judicial knowledge and libraries

The Story of the Lawyer and the Machine [PPT]
(T. Van Engers, University of Amsterdam, Leibniz Center for Law, Netherlands)

Exploitation of knowledge in  video [PPT]
(A. Briassouli, CERTH-ITI, Greece)

Audio-based Emotion Recognition for Advanced Automatic Retrieval in Judicial Domain [PPT]
(E. Fersini, University of Milano Bicocca, Italy)

Video Surveillance Framework for Crime Prevention and Event Indexing [PPT]
(I. Petras, MTA-SZTAKI, Hungary)

17:00 – 17:15

Final Discussion and Conclusions

Chairs and Moderators:
Prof. Nikolaos Intzesiloglou – Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece,
Prof. Tom M. Van Engers – University of Amsterdam, Law Leibniz Center for Law, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)