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21. – 23. 9. 2023
Internship for the University of Amsterdam
For the students of the Master Forensic Science programme we arranged a three-day internship which included lectures on the new regulation of expert performance in the Czech Republic (Dr. Závora), on the interdisciplinary project on speaker identification (Mgr. Skořepa) and on the falsity of expert opinion in the decision-making practice of courts in the Czech Republic (Mgr. Nováková).
23.5.2023
The Judicial Academy, Kroměříž
Dr. Jiří Závora held a lecture for the judges of the Kralovehradecky region in Kroměříž on the structural concept of reviewability in the new regulation of expert performance
April 2023
Workshop on signature verification for the Czech National Bank
March 2023
Study on the interpretation of the meaning of the codified expert procedure according to the new regulation
Dr. Jiří Závora published a study in the prestigious law journal AUCI (SCOPUS) in which he interpreted the broader meaning of the structural concept of the reviewability of expert’s report. The codification of the expert’s procedure (§ 52 Regulation No. 503/2020 SB) and the requirements of an expert’s report (§ 41 Regulation No. 503/2020 SB) was based on Dr. Závora’s study published in 2017.
November 2022
Jerome’s Days
Participation in the panel discussion Interpreter is also just a person – Ethical, professional and psychosocial risks of the interpreting profession
June 2022
The Judicial Academy, Kroměříž – training course for judges
Procedure of the expert according to the new regulation of expert performance
The Judicial Academy – mental care for interpreters
Mental care for Ukrainian language interpreters
Cooperation with Czech National Bank
Workshop: Training for bank tellers – comparing signature with the signature specimen
October 2021
Echo24.cz
Comment on President Miloš Zeman’s signature on the document convening the session of the Chamber of Deputies
New legal regulation of expert performance
The previous legal regulation of expert performance did not provide sufficient conditions for the expert report assessment. Based on the assignment of the Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic, a study proposing a structure-based expert procedure was formulated by a member of our institute Dr. Jiří Závora.