Übersetzung für "The lawyers " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

The role of that lawyer in the issuing Member State is to assist the lawyer in the executing Member State by providing that lawyer with information and advice with a view to the effective exercise of the rights of requested persons under Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA.

In that connection, the Court stated, first, that the exchange with the lawyer must be connected to ‘the client’s rights of defence’ and, second, that the exchange must emanate from ‘independent lawyers’, that is to say ‘lawyers who are not bound to the client by a relationship of employment’.

Born 1962; Judicial service examination (1987); Doctor of Laws of the University of Ljubljana (1995); professor (since 1996) of theory of law and State (jurisprudence) and of private law; researcher; postgraduate study at the University of Zurich, the Institute of Comparative Law of the University of Vienna, the Max Planck Institute for private international law in Hamburg, the Free University of Amsterdam; visiting professor at the Universities of Vienna and Freiburg (Germany) and at the Bucerius School of Law in Hamburg; head of the legal service (1994-96) and State Secretary in the Ministry of Science and Technology (1996-2000); Secretary-General of the Government (2000); Member of the Study Group on a European Civil Code since ...[+++]2003; responsible for a Humboldt research project (Humboldt Foundation); publication of more than 100 legal articles and several books on European and private law; Prize of the Association of Slovene Lawyers ‘Lawyer of the Year 2003’; Member of the editorial board of a number of legal periodicals; Secretary- General of the Association of Slovene Lawyers and member of a number of lawyers’ associations, including the Gesellschaft für Rechtsvergleichung; Judge at the Court of First Instance from 7 July 2004 to 6 October 2006.

Born in 1955; graduate in law (University of Thessaloniki, 1977); special diploma in European law (Institute for European Studies, Free University of Brussels, 1980); doctorate in law (University of Thessaloniki, 1984); lawyer linguist at the Council of the European Communities (1980 to 1982); researcher at the Thessaloniki Centre for International and European Economic Law (1982 to 1984); Administrator at the Court of Justice of the European Communities and at the Commission of the European Communities (1986 to 1990); professor of Community law, international private law and human rights at Athens Panteion University (since 1990) ...[+++]; external consultant for European matters at the Ministry of Justice and member of the Permanent Committee of the Lugano Convention (1991 to 2004); member of the national Postal and Telecommunications Commission (2000 to 2002); member of the Thessaloniki Bar, lawyer to the Court of Cassation; founder member of the Union of European Lawyers (UAE); associate member of the International Academy of Comparative Law.

The Court has held that neither Directive 98/5 on the pursuit of the profession of lawyer on a permanent basis, nor Directive 89/48 on the recognition of highereducation diplomas corresponding to education and training periods of at least three years' duration in relation to regulated professions apply to Ms Morgenbesser's situation, since the first of those directives concerns only fully-qualified lawyers and the activity of praticante (or patrocinante) being limited in time and constituting the practical part of the training necessary for access to the profession of lawyer cannot be described as a "regulated profession" for the purpose ...[+++]s of Directive 89/48, capable of being distinguished from the profession of lawyer.

the scope of the directive: While some member states take the view that the right of access to a lawyer should give the suspect or accused person a right which results in the actual assistance of a lawyer, others provide for a different system, whereby the right of access to a lawyer does not necessarily imply that the suspect or accused person will in every case be assisted by lawyer.