Publications
by Katja SUGMAN - article
European Public Prosecutor in the Context of Slovenian Criminal Law
The author analyzes the Green paper, issued by the Commission of the European Communities, and assesses the possible consequences of harmonization for Slovenian criminal law. Harmonization with the central idea of the discussed document, the establishment of the common authority, responsible for detecting and prosecuting the offences prejudicial to the Community’s financial interests (the...
by Sabine GLESS in Russell A. MILLER and Peer ZUMBANSEN "Annual of German & European Law" - book_chapter
Obtaining evidence abroad: mutual assistance and criminal procedure in EU member states at a crossroad
by Matjaz JAGER, Petrus C. VAN DUYNE, Klaus VON LAMPE and James L. NEWELL (Eds.) - book
Threats and phantoms of organised crime, corruption and terrorism
In this fourth volume of the European Colloquium Group on Cross-border Crime, expert researchers from Central and Western Europe critically examine these anxieties, the underlying threats and the...
by Andrea RYAN - article
A cork study on 'domestic' violence: Tentative conclusions from the policing perspective
The Supreme Court has recently ruled that the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, 1996, which provide for the granting of interim barring orders, are unconstitutional. Given the recent...
by Manuel CANCIO MELIA - article
Victim behavior and offender liability: A European perspective
In criminal theory the victim usually plays no significant role. Rather, the victim is viewed as a "passive subject" or even as a "material object" of the crime.
by Steve PEERS - article
Mutual recognition and criminal law in the European Union: Has the Council got it wrong?
In order to address a perceived rise in cross-border crime, the EU has, since the Tampere European Council of 1999, developed a policy designed to enhance the free movement of criminal...
by Frank HOPFEL and Robert KERT in Gerhard DANNECKER and Oswald JANSEN (Eds.), "Competition law sanctioning in the European Union. The EU-law influence on the national law system of sanctions in the European area" - book_chapter
Country analysis – Austria
As of May 2004, national competition authorities in EU Members States are empowered to enforce sanctions on infringement of the competition rules laid down in Articles 81 and 82 EC Treaty. As a...