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As of today, the last self-learning resource published in the “Knowledge is Power” series, “Guide of criminal court panel. Proceedings before the first instance. Book Two” can be accessed via the e-Learning Portal of the NIJ. The resource was developed in the framework of the project “Modern learning environment for judges, prosecutors, investigating magistrates and […]

The next two self-learning resources in the “Knowledge is Power” series – “Substantive Criminal Law. A guide for judges, prosecutors and investigating magistrates. Book Four” and ” Guide of civil court panel. Book Three” are available on the NIJ E-learning portal. The self-learning resources were developed in the framework of the project “Modern learning environment […]

Over 50 administrative heads in the judiciary, judges, prosecutors and judicial trainers were part of the discussion “Leadership in the Judicial System”, which the National Institute of Justice, in cooperation with the Norwegian Courts Administration, organized in the framework of the “Judiciary leadership development initiative and training of justice professionals”, funded under the Bilateral Fund […]

On 24 March 2025, the National Institute of Justice held face-to-face training on “Artificial intelligence as a strategic instrument in the judicial system“, which was attended by 41 judges, prosecutors and investigating magistrates. The training team included Meelis Eerik – judge at Harju County Court, Tallinn and lecturer at the School of Government, Law and […]

On March 27, 2025, in Hall 201 of the National Institute of Justice, a discussion on “Leadership in the Judiciary” will be held, organized within the framework of the “Judiciary Leadership Development Initiative and Training of Justice Professionals”, financed by the Fund for Bilateral Relations under the Justice Programme of the Norwegian Financial Mechanism 2014-2021. […]

Starting today, the next self-learning resource of the series “Knowledge is Power” – “Guide of the Administrative Judge – General and Special Provisions”. Book Two” is available on the NIJ E-Learning Portal. The self-learning resource was developed in the framework of the project “Modern learning environment for judges, prosecutors, investigating magistrates and other legal professionals”, […]

On 18 March 2025, the National Institute of Justice held a training on “Judges and Prosecutors as Leaders and Public Figures”, which was attended by 27 chairpersons and deputy chairpersons of judicial authorities from across the country. The training programme covered the topics of “leadership”, “ethics” and “public image”, examining their collective impact and importance […]

On March 13, 2025, amid increased interest, the National Institute of Justice held a Cybercrime Hybrid Training, in which took part 45 judges, prosecutors, and investigating magistrates. The training team was composed of Jernej Ostruh, prosecutor from the District State Prosecutor’s Office in Selje, Slovenia and Dr. Svetoslav Vassilev, Head of the Cybercrime Unit at […]

On March 13, 2025, the National Institute of Justice is organizing a face-to-face training in Sofia on “Cybercrimes”, targeting judges, handling criminal cases; prosecutors and investigating magistrates. The training team, composed of international and Bulgarian experts, will present an overview of the current Internet crimes, effective ways of cybercrimes investigation, the role of international cooperation […]

On 18 March 2025, the National Institute of Justice is organizing a face-to-face training in Sofia, on “Judges and Prosecutors as Leaders and Public Figures”, addressing the administrative heads of the judiciary. The curriculum will focus on the communication and the ethical aspects of management and will be tailored to the specificity and professional experience […]