Topics to be covered include (but are not limited to):

• General Law
• Financial Crime
• Public Law
• State and Law
• Terrorism and globalism
• Organised Crime
• Criminal offenses of sexual nature
• Trafficking
• Contraband
• Technological Crime
• Investigative process
• Crime Prevention
• Law and customary law
• State and international law
• European law and candidate Countries
• Financial Aspects of law enforcement
• Human Rights, Peace and Security and the Environment
• Approaches and dimensions of legal reasoning
• Law and logic
• Law, politics and democracy
• Challenges of international and transnational law
• Legal challenges of EU integration
• Legal philosophy and political philosophy
• Human rights
• Ethics and law
• Labour law
• Commercial law
• Capitalism and violence - transgressed criminology
• Law Enforcement
• Copyright
• Cybercrime and Digital Forensics
• Criminology and criminal policy of human rights and effective
• Crime control
• Economic inequality and crime
• Comparative Issues of Civil Procedure in the EU
• Service of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil and
• Commercial Matters
• Criminal protection of honour and reputation
• Minority Rights and Gender Equality
• Social and ideological context of legislative changes
• Problems of evidence in international cooperation in
• administrative and criminal cases
• Corruption as a criminal conduct
• Criminal offenses with elements of corruption
• Corruption in the criminal law
• Corporate Lawyers/Law
• Justice and political influence

Aim and Scope

The aim of the conference is to bring together the researchers, scientists and practitioners with industry and academic backgrounds to present new research results and new ideas, exchange their experiences and collaborate for possible future work on scientific research. The special focus is on identifying strategies for establishing and strengthening the rule of law.