Workshop Program

 Thursday, 18^th May 2017: Introduction & Workshops 1-4

 8:30-  9:00

I.

Introduction

Prof. Dr. Sabine GLESS, University of Basel, Basel

 9:00-  10:30

II.

Workshop 1:

What is the (Exact) Function of Exclusionary Rules?

Prof. Dr. Jenia TURNER, SMU Dedman School of Law, Dallas

Prof. Dr. Thomas WEIGEND, University of Cologne, Cologne

Coffee Break

 11:00-  12:30

III.

Workshop 2:

Prerequisites Needed for Exclusionary Rules to Function – Alternatives for Safeguarding Individual Rights?

Prof. Dr. Sabine GLESS, University of Basel, Basel

Laura MACULA, University of Basel, Basel

Xinyun PENG, University of Basel, Basel

Lunch Break

 13:30-  15:00

IV.

Workshop 3:

Exclusionary Rules – Window Dressing or Safeguarding a Fair Trial?

Prof. Dr. Hock Lai HO, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Prof. Kuo-hsing HSIEH, National Chung Cheng University, Taipei

Coffee Break

 15:30-  17:30

V.

Workshop 4:

Narratives of Exclusionary Rules – Reported back from Practice

Dr. Thomas RICHTER, University of Basel, Basel

Susanne KNICKMEIER, University of Basel, Basel

Prof. Helena WHALEN-BRIDGE, NUS, Singapore

Prof. Roger LENG, School of Law, University of Warwick, Coventry

 Saturday, 20^th May 2017: Workshops 5-7

 8:30-  10:30

I.

Workshop 5:

Tool Kit I – What Rights and Remedies Does it Need to Safeguard Individual Rights during Fact-Finding?

Chiou-Ming Albert TSAI, Ministry of Justice, Taipeh

Dr. Thomas RICHTER, University of Basel, Basel

Coffee Break

 11:00-  12:30

II.

Workshop 6:

Tool Kit II – How Can the Relevant Rights and Remedies Be Implemented in the Different Criminal Justice Systems?

Prof. Dr. YUE Liling, China University of Politics and Law, Beijing

Prof. Dr. JIANG Na, Beijing Normal University, Beijing

Lunch Break

 13:30-  15:00

III.

Workshop 7: 

Summing up

Prof. Dr. Sabine GLESS, University of Basel, Basel

Dr. Thomas RICHTER, University of Basel, Basel

Farewell Coffee

End of Workshops