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 13 sep 2011 13:14 

European Commission sets goal of training 700,000 legal professionals in EU law by 2020


The European Commission has set a clear target for increasing the numbers of judges, prosecutors, lawyers and other legal practitioners trained in European law. In a policy paper agreed today, the European Commission aims to ensure that half of all legal practitioners in the European Union – around 700,000 – participate in some form of European judicial training by 2020.

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