A training seminar of the European Certificate on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence (ECCE) - Basic level for Judges, Lawyers and Prosecutors

The ECCE project, financed by the European Commission, aims to create the first European Certificate on the fight against Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence intended for the exclusive use of legal professionals - judges, prosecutors and lawyers. Its purpose is to provide them with theoretical and practical skills, as well as with legal and technical knowledge on cybercrime and electronic evidence.

During the four days' full-time course (each day comprising eight hours of training), the programme will include a comprehensive approach on the existing framework regarding cybercrime and electronic evidence allowing all the participants of these specialised training seminars to acquire a combination of technical awareness and an exhaustive knowledge of these issues.  The courses will be delivered by a group of international experts composed of legal professionals and computing engineers, as well as experts on cybercrime and the use of electronic evidence.

Participants who pass the case studies and the final evaluation will be granted with the first European Certificate on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence, attesting the acquisition of Basic-level knowledge on electronic evidence and cybercrime issues. The certificate will be subject to certain conditions: each participant will need to attend 80% of the total time of the taught courses and will be evaluated with case studies throughout the seminar. A final assessment will also need to be submitted in order to obtain the European Certificate on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence.

All courses and training materials will be delivered in English and, that is why, trainees are expected to be proficient in English.

 The final objective of this common European training schedule created for legal professionals is to help promoting judicial cooperation and thus contribute to strengthen a genuine European area of Justice on the basis of mutual recognition and trust.

Registration to the ECCE seminar is free of charge and participants can apply through an e-form to be downloaded from the web page of the European project and sent, as an attached file, to brogi@teutas.it or by fax to: +39 055 55 21 012. The same form can also be downloaded from the Teutas.it website.

Event email: brogi@teutas.it