Follow the developments in EU Criminal Law with ECLAN
Keep up to date with the latest developments in European criminal law on ECLAN website.
A recent study carried out by the European Parliament on the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) shows that practitioners struggle to keep track of CJEU case-law. The ECLAN Newsletter may address this issue by explaining the latest legislative developments and summarizing CJEU caselaw in European Criminal law.
European Criminal Law Academic Network
About ECLAN
ECLAN is a network of researchers and academics engaging in EU criminal law across 32 countries. It aims at developing academic research and training in the field of EU criminal law by facilitating collaborations and synergies between universities and research centres. ECLAN organises conferences and edits publications, hosts a summer school and a PhD seminar dedicated to the EU area of criminal justice, and publishes a quarterly newsletter dedicated to recent developments in the field.