Academic Projects in EU Criminal Law

The Module aims to comply with students’ and practitioners’ growing demand of deeper and continuous learning about European action in criminal matters. The project is directed to investigate, with a multidisciplinary approach, on the balance between the development of the European action and policies related to criminal matters with citizens' expectations related to security and justice, as...

The ECLAN II Project aimed the second phase developing the ECLAN network. This second phase was necessary for the ECLAN’s functioning in the long term and for adequately fulfils its missions. Its...

Assessing the relevance of the recovery of proceeds as an instrument in the fight against serious crime, with a particular focus on mechanisms of extended confiscation.

The project covers an essential part of the work of the EU within the framework of the fight against terrorism, namely the part relating to criminal law and cooperation between departments of...

The main goal of the DPiCP Project was to provide awareness of the main principles and rights on data protection applicable in investigations and further steps of criminal proceedings. To this...

The main goal of the Project was to promote discussion among academics and practitioners on the most relevant changes introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon in the Area of Freedom, Security and...

Background Following the invitation to tender published in summer 2007 the study Analysis of the future of mutual recognition in criminal matters in the European Union was awarded by the...