• Start date:
  • 1 October 2021
  • Duration:
  • 1 day
  • Legal area:
  • Course:
  • Other

The transfer of sentences under EU law
Current issues in the scholarly debate and policy perspectives, sponsored by the Leiden University Fund / Dr. H.A. van Beuningen Fonds, www.luf.nl

Morning session:
9.00 – 9.15
Reception and welcoming participants

9.15-9.30
Introductory remarks 
Adriano Martufi (Leiden University)

9.30-10.00
First session: The transfer and surrender of convicted individuals across the EU: intersectional issues
Stefano Montaldo (University of Turin, Italy) - online (30 min)

10.00-11.15
Second session: Transferring individuals for the purpose of enforcing sentences: fundamental rights issues
Chair: Judith Altena (Leiden University)
Joske Graat (Utrecht University)
Irene Wieczorek (University of Durham)

Collective discussion and Q&A

11.15-11.30
Coffee break

11.30-12.45
Third Session: Dealing with multiple convictions and the enforcement of sentences across borders
Chair: Irene Wieczorek (University of Durham)
Wendy de Bondt (University of Ghent)
Nele Audenaert (University of Ghent)

Collective discussion and Q&A

12.30-14.00
Lunch Break

Afternoon session
14.00-15.15
Fourth session: The growing connection between citizenship status and criminal convictions: the case of transfer and surrender
Chair: Elise Filius (Leiden University)
Ellen Vandennieuwenhuysen (University of Antwerp)
Leandro Mancano (University of Edimburgh) - online

Collective discussion and Q&A

15.15-16.00
Wrap-up remarks

The transfer of sentences under EU law
Current issues in the scholarly debate and policy perspectives

Morning session:
9.00 – 9.15
Reception and welcoming participants

9.15-9.30
Introductory remarks 
Adriano Martufi (Leiden University)

9.30-10.00
First session: The transfer and surrender of convicted individuals across the EU: intersectional issues
Stefano Montaldo (University of Turin, Italy) - online (30 min)

10.00-11.15
Second session: Transferring individuals for the purpose of enforcing sentences: fundamental rights issues
Chair: Judith Altena (Leiden University)
Joske Graat (Utrecht University)
Irene Wieczorek (University of Durham)

Collective discussion and Q&A

11.15-11.30
Coffee break

11.30-12.45
Third Session: Dealing with multiple convictions and the enforcement of sentences across borders
Chair: Irene Wieczorek (University of Durham)
Wendy de Bondt (University of Ghent)
Nele Audenaert (University of Ghent)

Collective discussion and Q&A

12.30-14.00
Lunch Break

Afternoon session
14.00-15.15
Fourth session: The growing connection between citizenship status and criminal convictions: the case of transfer and surrender
Chair: Elise Filius (Leiden University)
Ellen Vandennieuwenhuysen (University of Antwerp)
Leandro Mancano (University of Edimburgh) - online

Collective discussion and Q&A

15.15-16.00
Wrap-up remarks


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