Schedule

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Workshops  

Official workshops  
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 1. Artificial Intelligence and Legal Proof: AI Models (in Support) of Legal Evidential Reasoning: coordinated by Edgar Aguilera
Official workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 5. Workshop on Evidence Law Reform and Related Scholarship in China: coordinated by Chuanming Fan
Official workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 3. Contemporary issues of evidence law and criminal trials: coordinated by Talia Fisher
Official workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 7. Legal evidence from the perspective of social epistemology. Coordinated by BIAP
Official workshops
Faculty of Law
06.06.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 2. Proof and error: different analytical perspectives in criminal justice: coordinated by Mauricio Duce
Official workshops
Faculty of Law
06.06.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 6. Juridical Proof as an Explanation. Conversing with Ron Allen: coordinated by Vitor de Paula Ramos & Carmen Vázquez
Official workshops
Faculty of Law
06.06.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 4. Workshop on ethical implications of the use of new technologies in fact-finding: coordinated by Anne Ruth Mackor
Official workshops
Faculty of Law

Accepted workshops  
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 9. Current Issues in U.S. Evidence: Problems that Arise from the Use of Juries and Adversarial Systems. Organised by Section of Evidence of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS)
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 11. Statements of Facts by Judicial Officers: Evidence at Hand. Organised by UIHJ
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 12. La prova del fatto negativo. Organised by AISP
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 16. La prueba en los procesos ante la Corte Internacional de Justicia, el Tribunal Europeo de Derechos Humanos y la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos. Organised by F. Allende Sánchez, D. T. Björgvinsson, H. Hafberg & B. Mendoza López
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 18. Delitos sexuales y prueba: desafíos vigentes. Organised by Marianela Delgado Nieves, Gisela Santangelo & Mónica Traballini
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 19. La prueba en la legislación. Organised by Carolina Fernández Blanco, Francesco Ferraro, Roberta Simões Nascimento & A. Daniel Oliver-Lalana
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 24. Poderes probatorios del juez y deber de imparcialidad: ¿Incompatibilidad o armonía?. Organised by Luis Alfaro & Joan Picó
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 29. Pensando a Efetividade da Adequada Valoração da Prova. Organised by Fernando Braga, Rogerio Schietti Cruz, Maria Thereza Rocha de Assis Moura & Fernanda Prates
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 37. Fronteras (reales e imaginarias) entre Razonamiento probatorio y derechos humanos. Organised by Bruno Bianco, Diego Dei Vecchi, Alan Limardo, Pablo Rovatti & Diana Veleda
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 40. Informações de inteligência e a prova no processo penal. Organised by Nara Nishizawa & Raquel Santoro
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 42. Decisiones intermedias: teoría, práctica y aplicación desde el razonamiento probatorio. Organised by Fiorella Chinchay Habich & Martha Pabón Páez
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 44. La influencia del razonamiento probatorio en la jurisprudencia penal y civil peruana. Organised by Jesús Manuel Bautista Alderete, Raquel Limay Chávez & Juan Humberto Sánchez Córdova
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 09:00 am
WS 52. Evidentiary Contracts and Agreements: Party Autonomy determining the Rules of Evidence. Organised by Antonio Cabral
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 8. La prueba en el arbitraje. Organised by Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Procesal (IIDP)
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 13. El derecho a la salud en su dimensión preventiva: debates probatorios sobre daños difusos derivados de actividades empresariales. Organised by O'Neill Institute
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 17. El impacto de la enseñanza del razonamiento probatorio en las carreras de derecho latinoamericanas: reflexiones y experiencias para su abordaje en el grado. Organised by Cristian A. Puebla Fortunato
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 20. European Perspectives on Negotiated Justice. Organised by Jacopo Della Torre & Giulia Lasagni
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 27. Serious crime, presumption of innocence and lowered standard of proof. Organised by Lívia Moscatelli & Marcella Mascarenhas Nardelli
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 30. Proceso, litigación y prueba. Organised by Nicolás Schiavo & Alfredo René Uribe Manríquez
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 33. Objections to Bayesianism in legal evidence and responses from bayesians. Organised by Christian Dahlman & Anders Nordgaard
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 43. Sobre las particularidades del derecho ambiental y las supuestas dificultades probatorias de los daños e impactos al medio ambiente: ¿Mitos o realidades?. Organised by Florencia Evans Zaldívar, José Hernández Riera & Sebastián Rebolledo Aguirr
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 47. El hilo, la trama y el desenlace: el papel del onus probandi en el proceso del siglo XXI. Organised by Artur Carpes & Ana Rodríguez Álvarez
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 54. El razonamiento probatorio: su control en segunda instancia. Organised by Carlos de Miranda Vázquez
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 56. A prova no direito brasileiro: pretérito, presente e futuro. Organised by Instituto Brasileiro de Direito e Raciocínio Probatorio
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law
06.05.2025 | 03:00 pm
WS 57. Probabilistic AI Systems in Law Enforcement. Organised by Michele Sevegnani
Accepted workshops
Faculty of Law