Virtual Seminar on Comparative Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, and Criminal Law Theory
The Anglo-German Dialogue on Criminal Law and Justice is sponsoring ad hoc virtual seminars on comparative criminal law, criminal procedure, evidence, and criminal law theory.
The Anglo-German Dialogue on Criminal Law and Justice is sponsoring ad hoc virtual seminars on comparative criminal law (doctrine, theory, procedure, and evidence) and criminal justice—for short, the Virtual Comparative Criminal Law Seminar or “VCCL Seminar.”The format of our meetings will be fundamentally exploratory. Rather than discuss papers that have already been written, we pair people interested in the same topic from complementary jurisdictions. Each would present their thoughts and questions for 8-10 minutes. The remaining hour or so would be spent in discussion of the topic: seeking both questions and answers across the jurisdictional divide. At the end of the discussion, the editors of the Anglo-German Dialogue’s Fundamental Concepts series and the presenters will discuss whether a paper based on the discussion should be incorporated into a future volume of the Fundamental Concepts series. They would also be free to pursue the topic in any other way they wish.
The VCCL Seminar no longer takes place on a regular basis but is a format for special events.