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Judicial Cooperation In Criminal Matters. A Swiss Approach
2010The aim of this chapter is to demonstrate that the European Union should take advantage of the Swiss experience of cooperation in criminal matters between judicial authorities from different jurisdictions. To that aim it starts with a short introduction on the principle of mutual recognition in the European Union, and the current state of play of the ...
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International Co-operation in Criminal Matters
2004Christine van den Wyngaert +2 more
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International Co-operation in Criminal Matters
2000Christine van den Wyngaert +1 more
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International Cooperation in Criminal Matters
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020This article interactively explores fundamental principles of international judicial cooperation and a range of legal frameworks and legal instruments for such cooperation, applied under a general consideration for human rights issues.
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Criminal Anthroposcenes: Why Scenes Matter and the Matter of Scenes
2020This chapter begins by juxtaposing the explosive ending of the Hollywood crime film White Heat with the quiet endings associated with melting permafrost in the Arctic, in order to contrast scenes of spectacular violence with those of slow violence. After providing an overview of how (cultural) criminology has typically thought about scenes, the chapter
Anita Lam, Matthew Tegelberg
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Does Innocence Matter in Criminal Appeals?
Brandeis University Law Journal, 2021This article examines the importance of innocence in criminal appeals through the lens of Benjamine Spencer’s murder case history and its development through the appeals process. Spencer’s case shows how innocent people can easily be convicted with false evidence and a flawed criminal justice system.
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