Another Justice is Possible. Scenarios for a New Era
30 May 2022. The Institute for Law and Society - INPRIS and the consortium focused on the TRIIAL project invite you on 9 June from 2 to 5 pm to the online conference "Another Justice is Possible. Scenarios for a New Era".
Every era has its challenges, but it seems that the recent period is particularly intense for the justice system. Violations of the rule of law in countries hitherto regarded as democratic, the dynamic development of technology triggered in part by a pandemic that literally shut down court buildings, or finally the unprecedented influx of refugees from war-torn Ukraine into Poland - this is just the summary of the last few years.
The ambition of the conference organisers (project TRIIAL) is to present at least a partial response to the above challenges. This will be achieved by accepting the invitation to give presentations by world-class academics and practitioners who deal with these issues on a daily basis in Poland and abroad.
We believe that a different kind of justice is possible - one that is legitimate, transparent, inclusive and responsive to the authentic needs of citizens. Join the event to find out that this is not a science-fiction scenario.
Another Justice is Possible. Scenarios for the New Era
9th June, 14-17.00 CET
ZOOM
Moderation: Krzysztof Izdebski
14.00-14.10: Welcome and introduction: Jarosław Gwizdak, INPRIS
14.10-14.30: Presentation of the National Report: Poland. The EU Law as a Shield: in the Judges and the Law We (Still?) Trust? Professor Tomasz Koncewicz, University of Gdańsk Principal Investigator TRIIAL, Member of the Council of Fondation Jean Monnet pour l’Europe in Lausanne.
14.30 - 14.45: Comments and Discussion.
14.45-15.00 Legal hospitality. Challenges for the judiciary and lawyers on the arrival of refugees from Ukraine. Regina Bondarenko, Kyiv Legal Hackers, Pravoman (in English)
15.00 - 15.10. Comments and Discussion
15.10 - 16.05: Outside the Courtroom. Arbitration and Legal Aid as Players in the Game of Judicial Independence.
15.10 - 15.30: Access to Legal Aid, Access to Justice. Dr hab. Jan Winczorek, Warsaw University
15.30 - 15.50: Escaping the Courtroom. Arbitration and Independence. dr Barbara Warwas, The Hague University
15.50 - 16.05: Comments and Discussion
16.05 - 17.00: Towards a New Era. A More Inclusive and Digitally Developed Judiciary.
16.05 - 16.25: "The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in litigation". Dr Jarosław Greser, University of Poznań
16.25 - 16.45: The virtual courtroom - an exemplary reference model. Maciej Broniarz Warsaw University
16.40 - 17.00: Comments and Discussion
This project is funded by the European Union's Justice Programme (2014-2020), under G.A. no. 853832.
