#Rules and practices

Judicial experts under pressure

What to do when the limits of professional communication are exceeded? Sascha Dalen Gilhuijs and Nico Keijser[1] [...]

Admissibility in legal proceedings in England of a covert recording

Admissibility in legal proceedings in England [1] of a covert recording by the claimant of an examination by a medical expert by Maud Lepez An overview of the English practice Whilst in many European countries, experts’ assessments in judicial proceedings [...]

Expert interpreters and translators in France

The uncertain impact of directive 2010/64/EU on the right to language assistance in criminal proceedings James Brannan Certified translator Interpreters and translators who are authorised to work in the French justice system have the status of “expert judiciaire” (judicial expert), [...]

Franco-Spanish cross-fertilization of civil and commercial expertise

On 15 February 2019, a symposium organised by the Institute of Private Law of the University of Toulouse 1 Capitole and the Manuel Serra Dominguez Foundation brought together French and Spanish lawyers. This conference, entitled “Franco-Spanish cross-fertilization of civil and [...]

Expert evidence in the civil courts in Italy

Expert evidence in the civil courts in Italy by Maria Grazia Cassia Judge Court of Milan STO component at the CSM Having had the privilege and the honour to participate in the working group on “Training, Competence and Evaluation of [...]

Expertise listed by European country

Situation of the justice expert in each European country The various justice expertise systems in each country in the European Union have been the subject of the EEEI’s work and are presented in this section. As an introduction, we are [...]

Civil legal expert examination in Hungary

Civil legal expert examination in Hungary : Situation and development The Eurexpertise project made it possible to draw up an exhaustive inventory and objective analysis of the rules and practices used in the field of civil expertise throughout the EU, [...]

Civil legal expert examination in Slovakia

The Eurexpertise project made it possible to draw up an exhaustive inventory and objective analysis of the rules and practices used in the field of civil expertise throughout the EU, and to propose to the European authorities consensual reform suggestions [...]

Civil legal expert examination in Austria

Civil legal expert examination in Austria: Situation and development The Eurexpertise project made it possible to draw up an exhaustive inventory and objective analysis of the rules and practices used in the field of civil expertise throughout the EU, and [...]

Civil legal expert examination in Portugal

Civil legal expert examination in Portugal: Situation and development The Eurexpertise project made it possible to draw up an exhaustive inventory and objective analysis of the rules and practices used in the field of civil expertise throughout the EU, and [...]