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The European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters proposes the following general good practices, which aim at facilitating the data collection for existing and future instruments.

This guide is intended for anyone involved in or affected by a cross-border succession, particularly those planning their own succession and heirs. It is a practical guide that aims to answer the most commonly asked questions as regards the succession regulation (Regulation (EU) No 650/2012).

The Guide presents the main practical aspects of the use of the procedure based on the Regulation (EC) No 861/2007 establishing a European Small Claims Procedure.

The Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers of the European Commission has recently published a new edition of the Compendium of European Union Legislation on Judicial Cooperation in Civil and Commercial Matters. This new version has been reorganised, to provide a complete and up-to-date collection of EU law in force in the area of civil justice. It also contains several instruments adopted by the Hague Conference on Private International Law, given their connection with and importance for the European area of civil justice. It has been designed in a user-friendly way, to help readers quickly find the information they need, as well as other useful sources, including links to the Judicial Atlas in civil matters or to existing EJN-civil Practice Guides.

This publication approaches judicial communication as a strategic function, addressing audiences, channels, messaging, crisis and internal communication, the responsible use of social media, and strategies for countering disinformation.

Open Education Europa is a Commission initiative which forms part of the Lifelong Learning Programme, managed by the Directorate-General for Education and Culture (DG EAC).

This Handbook is a joint effort to summarise the findings on best European practice in judicial training methodology and is an attempt to help colleagues in national training institutions in their work on planning training programmes methodologically. It also aims to advise the trainers on designing and delivering functioning training sessions with a large variety of training methods, thus effectively and efficiently reaching the training goals set.

This Handbook seeks to answer in a simple yet practical way the questions that must be answered to provide quality distance training. To begin, we will try to determine when distance training is an effective option. It should not be forgotten that the resources of the training centres for judges and prosecutors are limited and, therefore, must provide effective measures to reach the largest number of members bodies without reducing quality in training.

Practical tools and best practices to support mid- to long-term evaluation in judicial training. Whether you are a confirmed professional or just starting your career in judicial training, this handbook will be useful and supplements other Handbooks on judicial training methodology published by EJTN.

This Training Guide is designed to improve the quality and methodological implementation of modern judicial training in the rule of law field by the EJTN and its Members. The EJTN believes that the rule of law should form an important part of the formal training programmes of the national judicial training bodies.