Publications

 A Nordic approach is usually distinguished in European criminal law. Although not exactly pointing out specifics, the Nordic approach is characterised as humane, rational and balanced. In this article the author analyses and examines what characterises Nordic criminal law in the EU criminal law setting. The author starts by presenting some general remarks in relation to the Nordic...

While the focus of the European Union in criminal law over the last decades has predominantly been on the implementation of the principle of mutual recognition, the EU also further developed its...

While the focus of the European Union in criminal law over the last decades has predominantly been on the implementation of the principle of mutual recognition, the EU also further developed its...

Telecommunications are privileged in being the only sector in European Union ("EU") law benefiting from sector-specific data protection legislation. Although the (European) right to data...

The Jury Court in Spain is composed of nine citizens and is headed by a magistrate belonging to the Provincial Court, Chamber of Criminal. These citizens participate as lay assessors in a very...

Police procedures and practices in the investigation of crime are shaped by many things. One particularly important constituent part of the development of investigative procedures and practices is...

This volume focuses on the concept of European Composite Administration (Europäischer Verwaltungsverbund). As Eberhard Schmidt-Aßmann explains in his contribution Verbund expresses a systematic...