C-743/24 - eucrim

Case C-743/24

Case Information	Subject Matter	Stage of Proceedings
C-743/24 Party Alchaster II Type of proceeding Reference for a preliminary ruling Referring court Supreme Court of Ireland	Surrender in accordance with the Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community (TCA) - Art. 49(1) of the Charter - Incompatibility with the principle that offences and penalties must be defined by law - Unfavourable change to the rules on release on licence adopted by the UK after the suspected commission of the offences in question - Question whether concept of ‘heavier penalty’ contained in Art. 49 of the Charter covers the situation of an amended parole regime. The request concerns the same dispute in the main proceedings as that which gave rise to the judgment of 29 July 2024, Alchaster (C-202/24) Categories Fundamental Rights Judicial Cooperation Related links Summary of the judgment in eucrim: ECJ: Surrender to UK Can Be Done Despite Hardening of Conditions for Release ^News	Request Opinion (AG) Judgment

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C-743/24

Party: Alchaster II
Type of proceeding: Reference for a preliminary ruling
Referring court: Supreme Court of Ireland

Surrender in accordance with the Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community (TCA) - Art. 49(1) of the Charter - Incompatibility with the principle that offences and penalties must be defined by law - Unfavourable change to the rules on release on licence adopted by the UK after the suspected commission of the offences in question - Question whether concept of ‘heavier penalty’ contained in Art. 49 of the Charter covers the situation of an amended parole regime.

The request concerns the same dispute in the main proceedings as that which gave rise to the judgment of 29 July 2024, Alchaster (C-202/24)

Case C-743/24

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