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National infosheets on the application of three EU procedural rights directives (access to a lawyer, presumption of innocence, and legal aid) in 9 EU jurisdictions (Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Spain).

The study examines sanctions for discrimination on ethnic, racial, and religious grounds across all areas covered by the Racial Equality Directive (2000/43/EC) and Employment Equality Directive (2000/78/EC).

Good practice guide on sanctions for discrimination on racial, ethnic and religious grounds

Aimed at European legal practitioners, the handbook sums up the vast experience gained over the past more than 20 years of using the EAW in the European Union. It also provides a series of tips and recommendations to help legal practitioners when they issue or execute EAWs and it helps them through every step of the surrender procedure.

Handbook designed to help judges and prosecutors develop English (and French) terminology used in EU judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

handbook developed by EJTN to support judges and prosecutors in mastering the vocabulary of judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

40 e-Capsules on EU law (in all EU languages) efficiently address very specific and immediate challenges that justice professionals can deal with daily. The format provides a hands-on training approach that is needs-oriented and focused on problem-solving.

This paper informs judicial practitioners in the Member States of the services and assistance in international cooperation in criminal matters that can be provided by the European Judicial Network (EJN) and Eurojust.

This handbook provides information on victim support programmes and for developing victim-sensitive policies, procedures and protocols for criminal justice agencies and others who come into contact with victims. It outlines the basic steps in developing comprehensive support services for victims of crime, such as crisis or long-term counselling, compensation, accompaniment to court and other advocacy services. The handbook is not intended to be prescriptive but to serve as a set of examples for jurisdictions to examine and test.

These five web-based training videos illustrate the communication processes and management strategies required for effective communication through an interpreter. The videos (of an interpreted police interview, a legal consultation and a court hearing) indicate good practices and potential pitfalls in working with interpreters, in a user-friendly format.