2009 - Pisa University Press
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Continuous training for lawyers : the Estonian model
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- Presentation
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Introduction
- The status of education and training and continuing professional development in Austria
- Attorneys' training and qualification in Bulgaria
- Training of lawyers in Cyprus
- Training of lawyers in Croatia
- Recruiting, maintaining and developing talents in Denmark
- Continuous training for lawyers
- Training of lawyers in Finland
- Training of lawyers in Greece
- Training of lawyers in Italy
- Vocational training, continuous training and training of trainers in Latvia
- Training of lawyers in Luxembourg
- Training of lawyers in Norway
- From law graduate to lawyer
- System of legal training in Poland
- The training of trainee lawyers and lifelong learning for lawyers in the Czech Republic
- Training of lawyers in the Slovak Republic
- The realization of initial and continuous training of lawyers in Romania
- The education and training of lawyers in Slovenia
- Vocational training of lawyers in Hungary
- Recent professional developments in initial and continuing training of Turkish lawyers
- Introduction
- Training of lawyers in France
- Training of lawyers in Germany
- Training of lawyers in England and Wales
- Training of lawyers in Scotland
- Training of lawyers in Spain
- Conclusions
- Conclusions
- Conclusions
- Pupillage review working group summary of systems of training of lawyers in Europe
- The Declaration of Rome
- Information on the participants
