Hart Workshop
Timetable for an online event
April 26-28th 2021
Day 1 Territorial Jurisdiction and Transnational Crime
9.30-10.15Opening remarks
Lord David Lloyd-Jones (UK Supreme Court)
Prof Lindsay Farmer (University of Glasgow)
Plenary
· Prof Mireille Hildebrandt (Vrije Universiteit, Brussels)
“Text-Driven Jurisdiction in Cyberspace”
10.15-10.30 Break
10.30-11.30 Parallel sessions
Panel 1: Jurisdiction in financial crime
Panel 2: Jurisdiction and trafficking
11.30-11.45 Break
11.45-12.45 Parallel sessions
Panel 3: The role of civil law in addressing transnational crime
Panel 4: The limits of jurisdictional ambits
12.45-1 Break
1-1.30 Plenary
· Prof Cedric Ryngaert (University of Utrecht)
“Collapsing the distinction between prescriptive and enforcement jurisdiction in a-territorial zones”
1.30-2.30 Social event
Day 2 Beyond territoriality
9.30-10.30 Plenary
· Prof Alejandro Chehtman (University Torcuato Di Tella)
“The presumption against extraterritorial criminal jurisdiction”
· Mattia Pinto (PhD researcher, London School of Economics)
“Historical trends of human rights gone criminal across the globe”
10.30-10.45 Break
10.45-11.45 Parallel sessions
Panel 5: Extraterritorial jurisdiction: law and practice.
Panel 6: The impact and role of human rights in delineating jurisdictional conflict
11.45-12 Break
12-1 Parallel sessions
Panel 7: Universal jurisdiction
Panel 8: Cybercrime: country perspectives
1-1.15 Break
1.15-2.30 Plenary Roundtable
· Stuart Alford QC (Latham & Watkins LLP)
· Jonathan Hall QC (6KBW and Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation)
· Felicity Gerry QC (Libertas Chambers)
· James Ramsden QC (Astraea Group)
2.30-3.30Social event
Day 3 Investigation and Enforcement
9.30-10.30 Plenary
· Prof Julia Hörnle (Queen Mary, University of London)
“An umbrella for dark clouds – cross-border digital investigations, jurisdiction and safeguards?”
· Áine Clancy (PhD researcher, Queen Mary, University of London)
“UWOs against PEPs as a response to jurisdictional limitations: problems and potential”
10.30-10.45 Break
10.45-11.45 Parallel sessions
Panel 9: ‘Territoriality’ in investigative powers
Panel 10: Proceeds of crime
11.45-12 Break
12-1 Plenary
· Prof Katalin Ligeti (University of Luxembourg)
“Enforcement Jurisdiction and Globalised Criminal Investigation: Conflict, Comity, Convergence”
· Prof Uta Kohl (University of Southampton)
“Amazon’s Doorbells and 23andMe’s DNA – Global Private Data Collectors as the Gateways into 21st Century Datafication of Law Enforcement”
1-1.15 Break
1.15-2 Parallel sessions
Panel 11: Reining in the ‘foreign’ service provider
Panel 12: Jurisdictional conflict in extradition law
2-2.15 Break
2.15-2.45 Plenary
· Chair: Prof Uta Kohl (University of Southampton)
· Prof Ian Walden (Queen Mary, University of London)
“Concurrency, conflict and compliance: Service Provision in a Global Economy”
2.45-3.00 Closing remarks (Prof David Ormerod QC, University College London)
This seminar is organised in collaboration with the University of Glasgow, Queen Mary, University of London, and University College London.