PROGRAMME
27 November, 1.00 – 6.30 p.m.
Registration of Participants and Welcome Light Lunch
WELCOME ADDRESS
Christian Corsi Rector of the University of Teramo
INTRODUCTION
Emanuela Pistoia Jean Monnet Chair “DeCrim” - University of Teramo
KEY-NOTE SPEECH THE PLACE OF DETENTION IN EUROPEAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
A presentation based on the Report “Prisons and detention conditions in the EU” requested by the LIBE Committee
Anne Weyembergh - Julia Burchett Université Libre de Bruxelles
SESSION I THE STATE OF ART ON SOCIAL REHABILITATION IN JUDICIAL COOPERATION IN CRIMINAL MATTERS
Chair Emanuela Pistoia Jean Monnet Chair “DeCrim” - University of Teramo
Introduction
Jacob Öberg University of Southern Denmark
Does Framework Decision 2008/909 make any progress in terms of social rehabilitation from the Strasbourg Convention?
Alessandro Rosanò University of Parma
Balancing fundamental rights protection and rehabilitation pursuant to Framework Decision (EU) 2008/909: should the application of the “two-step test” be tailored to the aims of the Framework Decision?
Aart De Vries - Luigi Prosperi University of Utrecht
Reading between the lines of the Ognyanov Ruling: what role for early parole and prison benefits in judicial cooperation in criminal matters?
Stefano Montaldo University of Turin
Coffee break
SESSION II SOCIAL REHABILITATION IN THE LAW OF SOME MEMBER STATES
Chair Marco Pittiruti Teaching Staff Jean Monnet Chair “DeCrim” - University of Teramo
Portugal Pedro Caeiro University of Coimbra
Poland Natalia Daśko - Piotr Sadowski University of Toruń
Italy Susanna Marietti Antigone
28 November, 9.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m.
SESSION III TAKING STOCK OF THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS APPLICABLE TO DETENTION: WHAT CONTRIBUTION TO SOCIAL REHABILITATION?
Introduction and Chair Maciej Serowaniec University of Toruń
Common minimum standards on fundamental rights in detention according to the European Court of Human Rights
Gilberto Felici European Court of Human Rights
Children’s Rights in Detention
Ursula Kilkelly University College Cork
Louise Forde Brunel Law School
Directive (EU) 2016/800 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 May 2016 on procedural safeguards for children who are suspects or accused persons in criminal proceedings: from child-friendly justice to social rehabilitation
Lorena Bachmeier Complutense University - Madrid
FINAL ROUND TABLE MAKING SENSE OF BITS AND PIECES
Introduction and Chair Giacomo Di Federico University of Bologna
Insights from the CJEU’s case-law on (non)integration of people in detention
Leandro Mancano University of Edinburgh
The power of the EU to establish rules on criminal sanctions
Pedro Caeiro University of Coimbra
Rethinking the political economy of punishment at the EU level: an assessment of the alternatives to incarceration as a tool of harmonization under Article 83 TFEU
Adriano Martufi University of Pavia and University of Leiden
Should harmonization of detention conditions be pursued by the European Union?
Valentina Faggiani University of Granada
Higher national protection of fundamental rights and national identity
Costanza Di Francesco Maesa University of Siena - Italy and São Paulo
Feedbacks from other sessions’ chairpersons & speakers
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