The Decision Support Module is an interactive expert module that offers users a guided tour, according the relevant rules of legislation and case law, to determine jurisdiction and/or applicable law in a specific law case in civil and commercial matters involving an international element. The architecture of the system is based on a knowledge base of rules, modelling legislative prescriptions and on a reasoning module that applies the rules to specific cases, and also provides links to the relevant sources.
Get started for freeThe Find Law Module supports users in retrieving legal information in a large collection of European, national and international instruments and case law in the area of private international law as well as commentaries of renowned experts, journal articles, guidelines, authorial notes and other theoretical and practical materials.
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The Training Module includes a set of training tools on European private international law, to be used in taught courses as well as in self-training of students and magistrates. It includes both the interactive visualisation of content and practical exercises. The module provides lecturers and tutors with the necessary functional tools and interactive environment for publishing and interlinking their own training materials, such as articles, comments, lectures, guidelines, answers to questions, sample tests, etc.
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legal awareness of economic operators and consumers of the digital economy |
capacity of national practitioners and authorities to address issues related to judicial cooperation and to the application of the European Union’s instruments |
awareness of policy makers related to judicial cooperation |
To improve knowledge on the legislation and case law related to judicial cooperation in the domain of Internet-related private international law |
To provide legal practitioners, for the proceedings related to judicial cooperation, with further specialised knowledge and experience in this field |
To make a contribution ensuring that the legal framework and regulations linked to judicial cooperation are in line with EU acquis and relevant case-law of the Court of Justice of the EU |
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Thе InterLex project is co-funded by the Justice Programme of the European Union (2014-2020)
The content of this website represents the views of the partners of the InterLex project and is their sole responsibility. The European Commission does not accept any responsibility for use that may be made of the information it contains.
Scientific Coordinator: Luigi di Caro luigi.dicaro@unito.it
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