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A course on “EU PROCEDURAL LAW” (in English)
(winter semester 2015/2016 – lecturers: dr. Alicja Sikora and dr. Saulius Kalėda)
We are delighted to inform you that, during the winter semester 2015/2016, the Chair of European Law will propose a course on „EU Procedural Law”, taught jointly by dr. Sikora and dr. Kalėda, visiting lecturers, who both are practicing EU law at the EU Court of Justice.
The course is addressed to students willing to develop a thorough understanding of legal issues related to the proceedings before the EU judiciary. We will aim at giving you comprehensive knowledge of direct remedies available at the EU courts in Luxemburg (both the General Court and the Court of Justice), as well as making you acquainted with legal intricacies of the mechanism of preliminary references from the national courts, including the urgent preliminary ruling procedure. This knowledge should allow you to engage in academic discussion on variety of modern topics related to the EU judicial architecture – such as access to justice in Europe or remedies in case unreasonably lengthy judicial proceedings. Besides this theoretical background, the course will address practical issues of bringing and pleading your case before the EU courts.
The lectures will start October 2, 11h30 – 17h00 (at room no 302, ul. Olszewskiego 2) and will be subsequently scheduled as follows:
- October 16, 11h30-17h00;
- November 20, 11h30-17h00;
- December 4, 11h30 – 17h00;
- January 15, 11h30 – 17h00.
Do not hesitate to write us, should you have any questions (alicja.1.sikora@uj.edu.pl).
We warmly invite you to attend the course,
A.S./S.L.K.
EU Procedural Law (in English)
A NEW COURSE ON „EU PROCEDURAL LAW“
(winter semester 2013 – lecturers : dr. Sikora and dr. Kalėda)
We are delighted to inform you that, starting from the winter semester 2013, the Chair of European Law will propose a new course on „EU Procedural Law”, taught jointly by dr. A. Sikora and dr. S.L. Kalėda, visiting lecturers, who both are practicing EU law as référendaires at the EU Court of Justice and the General Court, respectively.
The course is addressed to students willing to develop a thorough understanding of legal issues related to the proceedings before the EU judiciary. We will aim at giving you comprehensive knowledge of direct remedies available at the EU courts, and how to use them, as well as making you acquainted with legal intricacies of the mechanism of preliminary references from the national courts. This knowledge should allow you to engage in academic discussion on variety of modern topics related to the on-going procedural reform of the EU judicial architecture. Besides this theoretical background, the course will address practical issues of litigation before the EU courts, which we consider most relevant for national lawyers and judges.
The lectures will start November 15, 11h30-17h00 (at room no 314, ul. Olszewskiego 2) and will be subsequently scheduled as follows: November 29, 11h30-17h00; December 13, 11h30-17h00; January 10, 11h30-17h00; January 24, 11h30-17h00.
Do not hesitate to write us, should you have any questions (eu.procedural.law@gmail.com).
We warmly invite you to attend the course,
A.S./S.L.K.
Information about lecturers:
Ph.D. Alicja Sikora has pursued her studies at the Jagiellonian University and l’Université de Reims. She holds a position of a référendaire (legal clerk) at the Court of Justice of the European Union since 2004, and is presently a member of the Chambers of the First Advocate General Mr Jääskinnen. Dr. Sikora frequently appears as a lecturer in the training programmes for judicial practitioners of the Academy of European Law (Europäische Rechtsakademie – ERA, Trier).
Ph.D. Saulius Lukas Kalėda has studied at Vilnius University, the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn and the Jagiellonian University. Since 2004, he has been serving as a référendaire (legal clerk) at the Court of First Instance of the EC and, subsequently, at the EU General Court. Dr. Kalėda is a former lecturer and visiting lecturer at Vilnius University and, since 2009, he teaches in training seminars for lawyers practicing before the EU courts, at the European Centre for Judges and Lawyers, the European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA, Maastricht).
Both lecturers are former doctoral students of Professor Stanisław Biernat and have maintained close links with the Chair of European Law since their promotion.