Traduction de «chargé de dossiers judiciaires chargée de dossiers judiciaires » (Français → Anglais) :

legal administation officer | legal executive | case administrator | legal case administrator

ministerial case officer [ MCO | case officer ]

E-justice – investigation and development of a unified communication and information system as well as the electronic portal of the judiciary administration; introducing standardised online applications, electronic case management and transfer of documentation among the bodies of the judiciary but also with other relevant public institutions. preparation and implementation of special equipment for videoconferencing as part of the judicial process; developing tools for statistical analyses of the workload in the judiciary; a unified ...[+++] system for filing and handling complaints implemented as an anti-corruption measure. Creating a network of judges – 'coordinators of European Law' – to improve the capacity of the Bulgarian courts to apply EU law. Strengthening the capacity for induction training by consolidating the network of magistrate-mentors; improving the skills of the magistrate-mentors and enhancing the organisation of their work. Strengthening the capacity of the Prosecutor's office of Bulgaria by preparing specialized structures to combat organized crime and related criminal acts; including increased efficiency in the training of prosecutors, and supporting specialized prosecutors' offices by improving their qualification through networking with similar special prosecutors from Member States.

STRESSING the importance of sharing PNR and relevant and appropriate analytical information obtained from PNR by the United States with competent police and judicial authorities of Member States of the European Union, hereinafter ‘EU Member States’, and Europol or Eurojust as a means to foster international police and judicial cooperation.

(Return tabled) Question No. 263 Hon. Lawrence MacAulay: With regard to the Atlantic Groundfish License Retirement Program (AGLRP): (a) what are the specific taxation details involved in this program that led to a federal court case; (b) what is the exact start date and end date of this program; (c) how much money did the government spend on the federal court case with 752 fishermen involved in this program; (d) did the Newfoundland and Labrador tax director provide the government with reasons for the decision to decline to review the case brought forward by these 752 fishermen, and, if so, what were the reasons; (e) how many licenses were bought out under the program in each of the years that it was in place; (f) how many fishermen we ...[+++]re involved in the program in total and how many (i) were from each Department of Fisheries and Oceans fishery region, (ii) were from each province; (g) to date, identifying the years in which the requests for reassessment were made, how many of the fishermen have contacted the government asking for a reassessment of their file, (i) including the 752 fishermen involved in the court case, (ii) excluding the 752 fishermen involved in the court case; (h) what are the government’s reasons for any denials of reassessment; (i) does the government plan to settle with the 752 fishermen who were involved in the federal court case, and, if so, (i) what will each individual offer be, (ii) what will the total dollar figure of all offers be; (j) how much money was paid to approximately 150 fishermen by the Canada Revenue Agency in or around December 2003, specifying how much was paid (i) in total, (ii) to each individual; (k) what are the reasons that the Canada Revenue Agency reached a deal with fishermen in or around December 2003; (l) how much does the government plan to offer to the remaining fishermen who were involved in the program, but were not involved in the court case; (m) does the government have a policy concerning how it w ...

The Commission notes that the French authorities have registered the claim for the rescue aid with the official receiver in charge of the receivership of Ernault.