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During the traineeship, the trainee will familiarise themselves with the work of the Casework (Serious Organised Crime) Unit. Casework in judicial cooperation and coordination matters is at the core of Eurojust’s mandate. In order for Eurojust to deliver quick and quality support to competent authorities, consistent operational and legal expertise is needed. At the same time, it is crucial to retain the lessons learned from cases at organisational level, so that they can be applied to future requests and shared with practitioners and policy makers at a strategic level. The Casework (Serious Organised Crime) Unit has been created to support in this endeavour National Desks, College Teams and Liaison Prosecutors. The main tasks and responsibilities may include: Collect, analyse and summarise relevant materials, including national courts rulings concerning judicial cooperation matters (e.g. admissibility of evidence); Monitor and disseminate information regarding upcoming legislation, policy papers, meetings and other events of relevance for the mandate of Eurojust; Support in updating the Eurojust Overviews of CJEU case law on judicial cooperation tools (e.g. European Arrest Warrant) and related topics; Collect and compile replies for operational topics or other compilations; • Search and analyse case-law in relation to specific legal issues of relevance for Eurojust’s work; Contribute to drafting reports and other deliverables; Support the organisation of meetings, including taking notes and drafting minutes.