Handbook of European Criminal Procedure

The handbook is the first attempt in Europe to create a volume exclusively dedicated to European criminal procedural issues

Unlike other works, the book deals not only with EU law but also with ECHR law

Includes a general framework on European sources and the functioning of EU law and ECHR law

Reflects the latest regulations on the establishment of the European Public Prosecutor's Office

Autorentext

Roberto E. Kostoris is a Full Professor of Criminal Procedure at the University of Padua and Director of the PhD School of Law. He is author of more than two hundred publications and has taught at several foreign Universities. He is the founder and Editor in Chief of the book series Comparative, European and International Criminal Justice. He has received an Honorary Degree from West University of Timisoara and is an Honorary Professor of the Leopold-Franzens University of Innsbruck.

Inhalt

Part I Sources of Law: 1 European Law and Criminal Justice by R.E. Kostoris.- Part II Fundamental Rights: 2 The Protection of Fundamental Rights by R.E. Kostoris.- 3 The Content of Fundamental Rights by A. Balsamo.- Part III Police Cooperation and Judicial Cooperation: 4 History of the Cooperation by A. Weyemberg.- 5 Vertical Cooperation by G. De Amicis and R.E. Kostoris.- 6 Horizontal Cooperation by G. De Amicis.- Part IV Mutual Recognition, Harmonization and Traditional Intergovernmental Models: 7 The Principle of Mutual Recognition by J.R. Spencer.- 8 Personal Freedom and Surrender by M. Bargis.- 9 Evidence Gathering by M. Daniele and E. Calvanese.- 10 Ne bis in idem and Conflicts of Jurisdiction by P.P. Paulesu.- 11 Enforcement of Judicial Decisions by P.P. Paulesu.- 12 Enforcement of Confiscation Orders by E. Calvanese.