European e-Justice Conference "e-Justice without Barriers" - 17-18 February 2009 - Prague

Participants guide

February 17, 2009, Conference Day 1

On the Road towards European e-Justice - creation of the European e-Justice portal

• Jiří Pospíšil, Minister of Justice of the Czech Republic
  “eJustice in the Czech Republic – Communication with the Public”
  [Presentation]

• João Jorge de Almeida, Ministry of Justice of Portugal
  “Portuguese e-justice projects”

• Wolfgang Fellner, Ministry of Justice of Austria
  “The Austrian Approach to European e-Justice”

• Fernando Paulino Pereira, General Secretariat of the Council of the EU
  “The Action Plan: The way forward”
  [Presentation]

• Martin Schneider, Ministry of Justice of Austria
  “European e-Justice Portal Pilot by Austria, Germany and other Member States State of Play”
  [Abstract] [Presentation]

• Michael Pospíšil, Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic
  “Insolvency Register in the Czech Republic”
  [Presentation]

• Eberhardt Schollmeyer, Federal Ministry of Justice, Germany
  “The European Order for Payment Regulation and its IT-based Implementation”
  [Abstract] [Presentation]

EU and e-Justice - the look inside and out

• Ronnen Brunner, EMC Computer Systems, Israel
  “Israel MOJ e-Justice projects”
  [Presentation]

• Viktoria Radvanská, Juraj Palúš, Ministry of Justice, Slovakia
  “Current development in legal information system in Slovak Republic”
  [Abstract]

• Jörg Tillmanns, Ministry of Justice, Hessen, Germany
  “Presentation on Online Forms in Germany”
  [Presentation]

• Ali Rıza Çam, Ministry Of Justice IT department, Turkey
  “Turkish IT project UYAP”
  [Abstract]

• Joachim Püls, Chamber of civil law Notaries, Sachsen, Germany
  “Electronic communication between Notaries and the German Commercial Register”
  [Presentation]

• Carlos Brito, Institute for Technology in Justice, Portugal
  “Presentation on Joint Venture between Estonia and Portugal on creating companies online”

February 18, 2009, Conference Day 2

Everything you wanted to know about Videoconferencing and you were afraid to ask

• Benjamin Lesjak – Faculty of Law, University of Maribor, Slovenia
  “The feel and use of videoconferencing by Slovenian legal profession”
  [Abstract]

• Holger Radke, Ministry of Justice of Baden-Württemberg, Germany
  “Video Conferencing in the Federation – Legal framework conditions and practical experience in the German court system”
  [Abstract] [Presentation]

• Melanija Grgić, Head of Sector for mutual legal assistance, Croatia
  “Legal and practical issues of transborder video conference – a Croatian experience”
  [Abstract] [Presentation]

• Anders Hübinette, Legal Adviser, Swedish Ministry of Justice Ulf Berggren, Head of Technical Services Unit, Swedish National Courts Administration
  “Videoconferencing in Swedish courts”
  [Abstract] [Presentation]

• Graham Patterson, eDelivery Group, Ministry of Justice, United Kingdom
  “Videoconferencing – Virtual Courts and Real Life Lessons”
  [Abstract] [Presentation]

• Jostein Løvoll, adviser, Ministry of Justice and the Police, Norway
  “Norwegian National Solution of Videoconferencing”
  [Abstract] [Presentation]

European e-Justice Portal and Videoconferencing – a logical connection?

• Aki Hietanen, Ministry of Justice, Finland,
  Pavel Odstrčil, Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic
  “Promoting and facilitating cross-border videoconferencing current and future steps”
  [Presentation]

• Franz Riegler, Federal Ministry of Justice, Austria
  “Austrian booking system for videoconferences”
  [Abstract] [Presentation]

• Martin Wasmeier, European Commission
  “The Commission’s plans and perspectives in the field of videoconferencing”

National solutions in the field of securisation, authentication and identity management

• Petr Koucký – Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic
  “Trusted Computing Base”
  [Presentation]

• Luc Ferrand, Ministry of Justice, France
  “French Justice Portal – Authentication methods and technologies”
  [Presentation]

• Meinhard Wöhrmann, Higher Regional Court Düsseldorf, Germany
  “Secure e-filing for business register and national payment order procedures”

• Ferdinand Rödlich, Federal Computing Centre, Austria
  “Austrian national solutions in the field of securitisation, authentication and identity management”

• Václav Provazník, Oracle, Czech Republic
  “HR Driven Identity Management – Best Practices to counter the internal threats”

Securitisation, authentication and identity management – a selection of options available for the use on the European e-Justice Portal

• Norbert Pott, Carsten Schmidt – Ministry of Justice, North Rhine Westfalia, Germany
  “DIM – Distributed Identity Management”
  [Abstract]

• John Stienen, European Commission
  “The Commission’s work in IDABC and SEMI”

• Arnold van Overeem, Capgemini, The Netherlands
  “The STORK Project”

• Václav Mach, Microsoft Corporation, Czech Republic
  “Microsoft – partner for secure European e-Justice”