Obligation of continual training of experts appointed by courts and the minister of justice, concurrently with the performance of their practice, taking into account legal rules in force, and outline of model solution

The author of the article solves – within her thesis – the issues of standardisation and harmonization of continual training of experts with specific focus on the needs of the expert‘s specializations in forensic eco-technique. In this contribution, the author deals with this domain from the point of view of the present legislation which does not require from the already appointed experts lifelong professional education, compares the conditions, methods and approaches of demanding admission procedure preceding the appointment of an applicant to the office of an expert (four-term course, length of experience and professional practise, expert minimum, manner of verifying prerequisites for being appointed as an expert, i.e. written test, processing a testing expert opinion, preliminary interview), and at the same time considers outline of model solution for continual training of experts, and that before being appointed, as well as during the whole period of their office as an expert