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NEWS OF THE YEAR
 

November 2009 - Expert meeting "Guide on Strengthening Judicial Integrity and Capacity" (UNODC Project)
 

October 2009 - Speeches: Conference itAIS 2009 “Achieving fusion in the interconnected World”: exploring the connection between organizations and technology”
 

June 2009 - Technical assistance: "Access and Fairness in Albanian Civil Courts" (OSCE Project)
 

June 2009 - Speech: Expert meeting "Assessment of Videoconference Interpreting in the Criminal Justice Services" (EU Criminal Justice Programme)
 

May 2009 - Speech: "13th Conference Italian Association of Court Administrator: Work for Justice"
 
 
 

May 2009 - Technical assistance: "Assessment and recommendations for the monitoring and improving of the case assignment system in the Bulgarian Courts" (European Social Fund Project)
 

April 2009 - Technical assistance: "Assessment of the Portugal policy on caseflow and delay reduction of judicial proceedings" (CEPEJ Council of Europe Project)
 

April 2009 - Book: "ICT and innovation in the Public Sector" (now available in bookstores).
 
 

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The Research Institute on Judicial Systems (hereafter IRSIG-CNR) was  established in 1992 in order to promote research activities and the parallel development of professional expertise in a discipline so far largely disregarded in countries with a civil law tradition. In contrast  with the formalistic approach to the study of legal institutions, the research activities are not confined to merely studying the body of norms  that formally define and regulate the structure and functioning of judicial systems.
 

Governance of judicial systems

Research projects are based on comparative analyses of: judicial governance institutions (such as judicial councils and ministries of justice).

Organization, innovation, and justice

The focus of our research is the relations among normative, institutional, organizational, and technological practices that characterize the functioning of justice systems and proceses of innovation and change within them.

Youth justice systems and restorative justice

This research area includes different projects concerning juvenile delinquency and criminal proceedings, probation and restorative justice.
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