Colloquies on information technology and law in Europe The purpose of colloquies on information technology and law in Europe is to discuss new problems and questions concerning the use of information technology in the legal sector within a wide circle of civil servants, judges, university teachers and representatives of the legal professions. In view of the constant and rapid changes in the field of information technology in the legal sector, these colloquies are instrumental for planning the intergovernmental and legal co-operation and assistance activities of the Council of Europe in this area.
	15th Colloquy on Information Technology and Law in Europe on “e-Justice: Interoperability of systems” (Macolin, Switzerland, 3 – 5 April 2002, organised in co-operation with the Swiss Federal Office of Justice)
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14th Colloquy on Information Technology and Law in Europe on “Information technology and law - linking systems and their users – modern communication techniques in the legal field” (Cambridge, United Kingdom, 9 – 11 May 2000, organised in co-operation with the Lord Chancellor’s Department).