Debates on Judicial Style: Mechanisms for Overruling Settled Case-Law
Elements of judicial style under discussion include mechanisms for overruling or departing from settled case-law, referencing previous rulings, and constructing an overarching exclusionary abuse standard. The necessity of further clarifying case-law is highlighted in the context of rebates and other forms of conduct, as demonstrated in specific cases discussed. General statements regarding the responsibility of dominant undertakings in competition law are examined with specific references to consumer detriment or lack thereof as per established case-law.
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SITACC: SITuational Awareness of Citizens in Crisis SMI2G 2022, 16-17 May 2022, Brussels Andrzej Adamczyk, Krzysztof Samp andrzej.adamczyk@itti.com.pl, krzysztof.samp@itti.com.pl ITTI Sp. z o.o., Pozna , Poland (SME) Role: WP leader, technical partner Proposal activity: CL3-DRS-2022-01-01: Enhanced citizen preparedness in the event of a disaster or crisis-related emergency 1 Krzysztof Samp, krzysztof.samp@itti.com.pl Andrzej Adamczyk, andrzej.adamczyk@itti.com.pl
SITACC: Proposal concept (1/2) SMI2G 2022, 16-17 May 2022, Brussels Methodology to assess statistical prepardness of citizens to the crisis and other stressful situations incl. scale to measure Situational Awareness Level (SAL) based on e.g. SART (Situation Awareness Rating Technique) Creation of hypothetical crisis scenarios to produce serious decision games for an awareness exercising in the table-top ITTI will contribute with PROCeed Games platform (current TRL 9) for creation and playing with two crisis management games: Flood and Epidemic PROCeed Serious Games 2 Krzysztof Samp, krzysztof.samp@itti.com.pl Andrzej Adamczyk, andrzej.adamczyk@itti.com.pl
SITACC: Proposal concept (2/2) SMI2G 2022, 16-17 May 2022, Brussels Observation Support Tool Massive game playing by representatives of citizens and observation of players during their play to draw information for evaluation of citizens SAL ITTI will contribute with Observer Support Tool (current TRL 7) developed in DRIVER+ project Recommendation for SAL cerification activities 3 Krzysztof Samp, krzysztof.samp@itti.com.pl Andrzej Adamczyk, andrzej.adamczyk@itti.com.pl
SITACC: Project participants SMI2G 2022, 16-17 May 2022, Brussels Existing consortium: Proposed coordinator: TBD Partners / Other participants: TBD Looking for partners with the following expertise/ technology/ application field: Coordinator of the project Networks of crisis management practitioners Organisations representing citizens and communities Crisis simulation desk-top exercising experts Social Sciences and Humanities research institutions and experts 4 Krzysztof Samp, krzysztof.samp@itti.com.pl Andrzej Adamczyk, andrzej.adamczyk@itti.com.pl
