Case C-305/22

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C-305/22 Type of proceeding Reference for a preliminary ruling Referring court Curtea de Apel București (Court of Appeal Bucharest, Romania)	Request for a preliminary ruling from the Court of Appeal Bucharest lodged on 6 May 2022. The questions referred relate to the interpretation of Article 4(6) EAW FD in conjunction with Articles 25 and 4(2) of Framework Decision 2008/909/JHA, and the interpretation of Articles 4(5) and 8(1)(c) EAW FD. A European arrest warrant is issued for the enforcement of final criminal decision. The executing authorities refuse to transfer the requested person and deliver their own decision recognizing the issuing authority’s final decision and enforce this decision on their own territory. The issuing authority of the final decision makes opposition to the enforcement of their final criminal decision by an executing authority. European Arrest Warrant (EAW) - Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters - principle of mutual recognition to decisions in criminal matters - principle ne bis in idem - principle of the transfer of sentenced persons Categories Area of Freedom, Security and Justice Eurojust European Judicial Network (EJN) European Arrest Warrant Judicial Cooperation Law Enforcement Cooperation Transfer of Sentenced Persons Ne bis in idem Related links Case C-305/22 - criminal proceedings against C.J.	Request Opinion (AG)

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C-305/22

Type of proceeding: Reference for a preliminary ruling
Referring court: Curtea de Apel București (Court of Appeal Bucharest, Romania)

Request for a preliminary ruling from the Court of Appeal Bucharest lodged on 6 May 2022. The questions referred relate to the interpretation of Article 4(6) EAW FD in conjunction with Articles 25 and 4(2) of Framework Decision 2008/909/JHA, and the interpretation of Articles 4(5) and 8(1)(c) EAW FD. A European arrest warrant is issued for the enforcement of final criminal decision. The executing authorities refuse to transfer the requested person and deliver their own decision recognizing the issuing authority’s final decision and enforce this decision on their own territory. The issuing authority of the final decision makes opposition to the enforcement of their final criminal decision by an executing authority.

European Arrest Warrant (EAW) - Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters - principle of mutual recognition to decisions in criminal matters - principle ne bis in idem - principle of the transfer of sentenced persons

Case C-305/22

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