Description
Criminal Law and Policy in the European Union
Routledge Research in EU Law Series
Author: Miettinen Samuli
Language: EnglishSubjects for Criminal Law and Policy in the European Union:
Keywords
arrest; council; decision; ecr; framework; i-11039; member; parliament; state; warrant; EU Law; EU Legal; EU Instrument; EU Legal System; EU Legal Order; Framework Decisions; EU Measure; Ship Source Pollution; EU Level; Mutual Recognition Instrument; EU Treaty; EU Convention; EU Rule; EU Legal Instrument; EU Legislator; EU Primary Law; EU Competence; EU Competition Law; European Arrest Warrant; National Criminal Law; Pillar Instruments; European Public Prosecutor's Office; EU Legal Framework; EU Right; EU Staff
Publication date: 09-2014
Support: Print on demand
Publication date: 11-2012
· 15.6x23.4 cm · Hardback
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This book takes stock of the development of EU criminal law from the establishment of the ECSC to the first European Union criminal law directives passed after the Lisbon Treaty. The work considers criminal offences established at EU level, the effects of EU law on national criminalization, the emerging body of EU criminal procedural law, and the increasing recognition of defense rights as EU rights. Limits to the legal effects of EU-level rules require them to be examined in the light of Member State practice. Implementing measures are not always appropriate, and may balance interests under national law, the rights of criminal defendants, and the need for EU-wide approximation. The proliferation of EU criminal law has led to an explicit, albeit underdeveloped, EU criminal policy
This book will be of particular interest to students and scholars of EU Law and Criminal Law.
1. Introduction 2. A Brief History of EU Criminal Law 3. EU competences, legislative processes, and institutions in the field of criminal Law 4. Sources and Doctrines of EU Criminal Law 5. General Principles of EU Criminal Law 6. Substantive EU criminal law: an introduction 7. 'Eurocrimes': Special Offences at EU Level 8.Mutual Recognition and the Approximation of Criminal Procedure 9. Fundamental Rights and Defence Rights 10. The Past and Future of EU Criminal Law
Samuli Miettinen is currently researching EU criminal law at Helsinki University, Finland. He has held lectureships at several UK universities and written extensively on EU law, most recently contributing to reports commissioned by the European Parliament (Lisbon Treaty and Sport, 2010) and the European Commission (Nationality discrimination in individual sports, 2011).