Publications
by Katja SUGMAN in Petrus VAN DUYNE, Matjaž JAGER, Klaus VON LAMPE and James NEWEL (Eds.), "Threaths and Phantoms of Organized Crime, Corruption and Terrorism: Critical European Perspectives" - article
A crytical analysis, from a Slovenian perspective, of Corpus Juris and the Green Paper
The purpose of this paper is to offer a critical analysis of the evolving framework of EU criminal procedure. My discussion will be undertaken on three levels: on the first, more limited one, I will describe the differences between the proposed solutions and Slovenian legislation; examine the possibilities of achieving harmonisation, and analyse the consequences of harmonisation on the...
by Giovanni GRASSO in Peter CULLEN (Ed.), "Enlarging the Fight against Fraud in the European Union: Penal and Administrative Sanctions, Settlement, Whistleblowing and Corpus Juris in the Candidate Countries" - article
Droit pénal spécial: infractions de fraude, blanchiment et association de malfaiteurs
The ERA-coordinated study on "Penal and Administrative Sanctions, Settlement, Whistleblowing and Corpus Juris in the Candidate Countries" results were presented at the conference "The European...
by Katja SUGMAN in Anthony MOORE (Ed.), "Police and Judicial Co-operation in the European Union" - article
Criminal Law in the European Union: A Giant Leap or a Small Step: Slovenia
Written for the XXI FIDE Congress taking place in Dublin in June 2004, this book is the most wide ranging and comprehensive international survey of the topic ever undertaken. It covers how 22 EU...
by Mar JIMENO-BULNES - article
Lay participation in Spain: The jury system
Although the judicial administration in Spain is erected on the basis of the professional judge, Spanish law also provides for a degree of lay participation through three institutions: the office...
by Steve PEERS and Angela WARD (Eds.) - book
The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights : Politics, law and policy
This book assesses the impact of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights from four key perspectives. First, it posits the Charter within the framework of the ongoing debate on EU Constitutionalism,...
by Christoffer WONG in Tadeusz BIERNAT, Krzysztof PALECKI, Aleksander PECZENIK, Christoffer WONG and Marek ZIRK-SADOWSKI (Eds.), "Stressing Legal Decisions" - article
Stressing European Legislation and its Implementation in the Member States
This contribution to a symposium deals with the quality of national legislation implementing European Community/Union law and the "stress" that international and supranational law exert on the...
by Mar JIMENO-BULNES - article
After September 11th: The fight against terrorism in national and European law. Substantive and procedural rules: Some examples
The terrorist attacks suffered by the United States of America on 11 September 2001 have caused a considerable increase in legislation at national and European level with the same objective: the...