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Tag Archives: European Arrest Warrant
Can We Trust Our Neighbours? Mutual Trust in the European Judicial Area
The European Union relies on the idea of mutual trust between Member States. In areas where national laws and practices differ widely across the EU, this mutual trust becomes harder to foster. This was the issue at the heart of … Continue reading
Liberty, security, and the lessons of 9/11
This will be the first in a series of blog posts examining the EU’s Justice and Home Affairs policy. This post charts the development of the policy in its historical context over the last decade or so, and examines the … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Justice, Human Rights
Tagged Anti-terrorism legislation, Council of the European Union, Criminal Justice, Cross-border crime, EU Justice & Home Affairs policy, European Arrest Warrant, European Commission, European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), European Parliament (EP), Extradition, human rights, Judicial cooperation, Mutual recognition, Sarah Ludford (MEP), Treaties on European Union, Trevi Agreement
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