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2011
European criminal law is one of the policy areas for which much will change under the Treaty of Lisbon. The chapter discusses the impact on both national criminal law systems and therewith also on individual citizens of the options offered under the new Treaty.
Goudappel, FANJ, Dane, M
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European criminal law is one of the policy areas for which much will change under the Treaty of Lisbon. The chapter discusses the impact on both national criminal law systems and therewith also on individual citizens of the options offered under the new Treaty.
Goudappel, FANJ, Dane, M
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The European Union and Criminal Law
1996Abstract This chapter examines the jurisdiction of the European Union in criminal justice matters. Cross-border police co-operation in the EU is hampered by the diversity of national rules concerning police powers, substantive criminal offences and criminal procedures (Zachert 1992: 32-33).
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Brexit and European Criminal Law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017The Brexit vote of 23 June 2016 entails a lot of uncertainty with regard to the future relationship of the UK with the EU, not least in the field of criminal justice cooperation. With the adoption of the (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill and Prime Minister May’s actual triggering of Art.
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European human rights law and the regulation of European criminal law
New journal of European criminal law, 2010na
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Features of European Criminal Law
2019The concept of European criminal law is used in a broad sense, referring to the influences the EU law and the ECHR regime have on criminal law. European criminal law consists of EU criminal law (directives, framework decisions, conventions, CJEU case law etc.) and ECtHR case law that is criminal law-related.
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European Law and Criminal Justice
2018After a brief historical overview in Sect. 1.1, which outlines how the history of criminal proceedings in Europe shows an alternation of integration and regionalization, Sect. 1.2 deals with the features of EU legal system—the competences of the European Union, the legislative bodies and the legislative procedures, legal acts, the role of the Court of ...
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The Victim in European Criminal Law
2016У статті розглядаються положення, що регламентують статус потерпілого в міжнародних документах Ради Європи, Європейського Союзу та ООН.
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