On Sunday, April 13, 2025, the Institute of Law and Political Science at the University Centre of Maghnia organized the in-person and virtual national symposium entitled: “Criminal Evidence Between Traditional Rules and Modern Methods, Their Impact on the Judge’s Conviction, and Future Prospects of Criminal Justice,” chaired by Dr. Benouda Saliha.
The scientific event commenced under the supervision of Professor Kadri Riad, charged with managing the affairs of the University Centre of Maghnia, with the attendance and participation of representatives from the Regional Brigade of the National Gendarmerie of Tlemcen, the National Security Directorate of Tlemcen, and the Reintegration Institution of Tlemcen, alongside professors and researchers from several university institutions. He highlighted the importance of this national symposium as it truly embodies the concept of the university opening up to its economic and social environment by fostering cooperation, partnership, and the exchange of ideas in a refined scientific, intellectual, and research atmosphere that serves the public interest. He welcomed visitors and the university family, thanking everyone—administrative staff, professors, students, and clubs—for their efforts in making this national symposium a success.
The national symposium was held in both in-person and virtual formats. Presenters on the first day were distributed across 3 in-person sessions and 4 virtual sessions, where interventions focused on the topic of criminal evidence between traditional rules and modern methods, their impact on the judge’s conviction, and the future prospects of criminal justice.
The national symposium continues into its second day on April 14, 2025, following the same format. Welcome everyone!
