INSTITUTES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF COOPERATION IN CRIMINAL MATTERS WITHIN CRIMINAL LAW OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

Authors

  • Miodrag N. Simović criminal law
  • Amna Hrustic

Keywords:

European Arrest Warrant, European Evidence Warrant, Schengen Information System, European Criminal Record, Interpol

Abstract

The criminal law of the European Union in its development primarily aims to protect the financial interests of the European Union. Given that this is a single area and a single legal order, within which Member States still retain clearly defined competences, and in order to effectively protect the interests of the Union, it was necessary to introduce certain institutes that allow or facilitate a greater degree of cooperation and cohesion among the Member States in the fight against crime, which in this case also has a cross-border element. The intention was to improve existing mechanisms of cooperation between the states within the framework of international criminal law, in such a way that they become faster and more efficient. The most important institutes for the implementation of this cooperation are the European Arrest Warrant, the European Evidence Warrant, the Schengen Information System and the European Criminal Record. The paper presents the characteristics and manner of application of each of the aforementioned institutes, with a brief overview of other forms of cooperation.

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2021-11-26

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