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SUPRAS
The SUPRAS addresses the procedural and privacy rights of individuals suspected or accused of crime. It explores the legal uncertainties surrounding whether authorities may compel a suspect to disclose passwords or provide biometric identifiers to unlock digital devices, as well as to hand over decryption keys or unencrypted data. The project examines whether such obligations – and the sanctioning of suspects for refusing to comply – fall within fall within the scope of the right to remain silent and the privilege against self-incrimination, as guaranteed by Article 7 of Directive (EU) 2016/343 on the presumption of innocence and the right to be present at trial in criminal proceedings.
Corporate Law Measures to Promote the Competitiveness of the Slovenian Economy in Relation to Compliance with International Human Rights and Environmental Treaties and the Fight against Climate Change
This National Target Research Project explores the integration of sustainable development principles into corporate law. Its primary objective is to develop legally sound mechanisms for implementing Directive (EU) 2024/1760 – the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) within the Slovenian legal framework and to evaluate its implications for the competitiveness of Slovenian enterprises.
INCEPT
The INCEPT project supports cross-border judicial cooperation in cases related to the interception of telecommunications and the European Investigation Order (EIO). It develops a Methodology and Manual to identify gaps and good practices, with a focus on telecommunication interception. INCEPT also includes capacity-building for legal professionals and aims to improve EIO implementation and ensure evidence admissibility.
Corporate Social Responsibility as a Responsibility of Directors
Projektom bo prispeval k razvoju pravne znanosti in utemeljitev novih smeri razvoja korporacijskega prava tudi na področjih, ki izhajajo iz zahtev trajnostnega razvoja, ki poleg okolijskih obsega tudi socialne vidike; to vključuje družbeno odgovornost podjetij kot enega od pravnih vzvodov premagovanja naraščajoče dohodkovne neenakosti v svetu.
INNOCENT
The Improving the application of the presumption of iNNOCEnce when applying elecTronic evidence (INNOCENT) project focuses on procedural rights of persons suspected or accused of crime, in particular their right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty, and how this should be construed in the context of electronic evidence. INNOCENT targets exclusively Central and Eastern Europe jurisdictions in order to map the similarities, best and worst practices in the region with regards to the practical application of the presumption of innocence. INNOCENT further aims to enhance the cooperation between the neighbouring jurisdictions in regard to the juncture between the presumption of innocence and electronic evidence.
Social Contract in the 21st Century
In contemporary society many of the Enlightenment foundations have been challenged. In the next research period, the program adds to the research of the fate of the social contract the specific context of the “European contract”, that is a contract about the unified Europe after the crises (financial, refugee, Brexit).