Publications
by Stefano MANACORDA in Mireille DELMAS-MARTY and John VERVAELE (Eds.), "The implementation of the Corpus juris in the Member States: Volume 4" - book_chapter
Admissibility and evaluation of evidence. National reports of the Member States (France)
The establishment of an area of freedom, security and justice is one of the key objectives of the Treaty of Amsterdam. Measures to harmonize criminal law as well as measures in the field of police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters are an integral part of the strategy by which to attain this objective. On the basis of the conclusions of the European Council meeting at Tampere (1999),...
by Stefano Manacorda in Mireille DELMAS-MARTY and John VERVAELE (Eds.), "The implementation of the Corpus juris in the Member States: Volume 4" - book_chapter
Criminal procedure: Articles 20-26
The establishment of an area of freedom, security and justice is one of the key objectives of the Treaty of Amsterdam. Measures to harmonize criminal law as well as measures in the field of police...
by Valsamis MITSILEGAS - article
Defining Organised Crime in the EU: the Limits of European Criminal Law in the Area of "Freedom, Security and Justice".
The fight against organised crime has been at the forefront of the EU Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) agenda, as evidenced by the two
Action Plans to fight organised crime in 1997 and 2000 and the...
by Jaan GINTER - study
Compatibility of the Estonian Penal Law to the Need for Protection of Financial Interests of the European Union
The objective of this study is to analyse and assess compatibility of the Estonian penal law to the need for protection of financial interests of the European Union.
The compatibility is...
by Jaan GINTER - article
Monitoring the EU Accession Process : Judicial Independence in Estonia
The EU Accession Monitoring Program of the Open Society Institute was initiated in 2000 to encourage independent monitoring of the process by which the European Union is considering applications...
by Guy STESSENS - article
The international fight against corruption
Most legal systems are traditionally familiar with the offence of corruption. It was conceived as an offence against public order (infraction contre l’ordre public), which allowed sanctioning...
by Lorenzo PICOTTI in in Mauro POLITI and Giuseppe NESI (Eds.), "The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court: A Challenge to Impunity" - book_chapter
Criminally Protected Legal Interests at the International Level after the Rome Statute
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