ECLAN Conferences

With the Stockholm  Programme coming to an end, it is time the European Council  gives  further guidance to the  construction of the area of freedom, security and justice. Many questions arise : will it be an ambitious programme  as its predecessors, or will the accent be placed in  i...

Little is known about the relationship between Europol and Eurojust. Do they work well together, are duplication of efforts avoided and synergies sought for? The purpose of this conference is to responde to these and other questions, and to reflect on their possible future relationship following the adoption of th...

In a moment when rumours that the Commission might soon table a proposal for a regulation on the European Public Prosecutor  Office, it is time to consider what shape this  EU body what take and how it will interact with other EU actors in the field.

Criminal law has gone through a tremendous evolution over the last decades. As other legal disciplines, criminal law is confronted with a growing blur between legal categories. Various dimensions of such blur have been identified in legal literature. Among these dimensions, the fuzzy boundaries between administrative and criminal la...