The meetings of the JCCJ are generally followed by a “mini-conference” on a topic in the field of constitutional justice, chosen by the liaison officers during which they present the relevant case-law of their courts.
 

The most recent mini-conferences on constitutional justice:

• Measures taken by States in response to the COVID-19 crisis and their impact on constitutional justice – constitutional case-law on emergency situations (2023, Sofia, Bulgaria)
• Independence of the judiciary, the role of Constitutional Courts" (2019, Rome, Italy)
• Gender, equality and discrimination (2018, Lausanne, Switzerland)
• Courageous courts: security, xenophobia and fundamental rights (2017, Karlsruhe, Germany)
• Migration (2016, Venice, Italy)
• Blasphemy and other limitations on the freedom of expression (2015, Bucharest, Romania)