Judicial institutions

Roger Errera is a former senior member of the Conseil d’Etat, France’s Supreme Court for administrative law.
He is at present Visiting Professor at the Central European University in Budapest, where he teaches free speech and judicial review of administrative action.
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Enseignement, formation, coopération

2007. Belfast

Conference organized by the Franco-Irish-British Judicial Cooperation Committee on “The independence of the judiciary”.

Presentation of two written reports :

“The reality of the independence of the administrative court judges”

Download the text of the conference as a PDF file (in French) .
“The reality of the independence of the judges: reflections on a division of power”

Download the text of the conference as a PDF file (in French) .

1991 - 2006. Ecole nationale de la magistrature

Direction of an annual training session for members of the judiciary on “Aliens and aliens’s law in France”.

2006. Ecole nationale de la magistrature. Bordeaux

Participation to a training session for Iraqi judges within the framework of a program set up by the European Council (Mission Eujust Lex).

Seminar on “Administrative law and judicial review of administrative decisions in France”.

2003. Madrid

Program of legal and judicial exchanges between the European Union and China, organised by an international consortium.

Presentation, before a delegation of Chinese judges, of a paper on “French judicial institutions and the status of the judiciary”.

2002. Madrid

Same program. Same paper.

2000. Paris

Participation to the Summer course organised by the Jan Hus Association and the Agence universitaire de la francophonie for Czech and Slovak University professors.

Presentation of a paper on “Justice and the rule of law".

1999. Moscow

Participation to the seminar on “Justice and society” organised by the Association of the Friends of the French Moscow College and the French Ministry of Justice.

Presentation of a paper on “Justice and the rule of law”.