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Editorial eucrim 1-2021
Dear Readers, I have been a prosecutor for half of my life. I have combatted high-level corruption for many years and possess firsthand experience in the vital importance of fairness, the willingness to comply with commonly agreed rules, the ability to administer justice − in other words, the rule of law. This is the core strength of the European Union for me and, I am sure, for millions of European citizens who grew up under dictatorial regimes in a divided Europe: our only effective way to ensure the rule of law is true democracy in a globalised world. One of…
Published 5 years ago
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EPPO: A Challenging, Balance-Striking Exercise in the National and EU Judicial Environment

The EPPO will possibly have to handle procedural rights issues against the background of a national relatively variable geometry.

Published 5 years, 1 month ago
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Role of the Belgian Investigative Judge in EPPO Cases

Is the Belgian legislative position of retaining the leading role of the investigative judge in certain EPPO criminal investigations in accordance with the EPPO Regulation? In view of the wording of the Regulation and the preparations leading up to it at the European level, the …

Published 5 years, 1 month ago
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EPPO and Digital Challenges

Digital solutions play the key role in the effectiveness of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office.

Published 5 years, 1 month ago
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Opportunities and Challenges in Cases Involving Proceeds of Crime

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office should ensure that crime does not pay.

Published 5 years, 1 month ago
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The Independence of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office

An efficient and impartial European public prosecution service cannot exist without effective external independence from the EU institutions and the Member States and internal autonomy of its members.

Published 5 years, 1 month ago
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The Permanent Chambers at the Heart of the EPPO’s Decision-Making

The Permanent Chambers are the genuine multinational element in the EPPO’s proceedings.

Published 5 years, 1 month ago
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EPPO ‒ Diversity and Challenges in Investigation and Prosecution in 22 Member States

Differences in the criminal systems of the 22 participating Member States will certainly be a challenge for the EPPO when conducting investigations at the national level and, in particular, when using evidence obtained from other Member States. How competent courts in individual Member States react …

Published 5 years, 1 month ago
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Reporting of Crime Mechanisms and the Interaction Between the EPPO and OLAF as Key Future Challenges

The EPPO and OLAF shall not only co-exist, but also take advantage of their capacities, professional knowledge and the new legal options in order to become a powerful tool for combating fraud.

Published 5 years, 1 month ago
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The Material Competence of the EPPO and the Concept of Inextricably Linked Offences

The effectiveness of the EPPO demands a functional interpretation of Art. 22(3) of the EPPO Regulation . Yet, the precise contour of this functional interpretation is far from being shaped, and such a task must be accomplished by practitioners, academics, and jurisprudence in the years …

Published 5 years, 1 month ago