Study on the Future of Mutual Recognition in Criminal Matters in the European Union: National Report: Denmark

Jørn Vestergaard; Silvia Adamo

Study on the Future of Mutual Recognition in Criminal Matters in the European Union: National Report: Denmark

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Abstract

Der er stor tilfredshed med Den Europæiske Arrestordre og andre ordninger, der bygger på EUs princip om gensidig anerkendelse af retsafgørelser. Det viser en rapport, som netop er publiceret af professor i strafferet Jørn Vestergaard og videnskabelig assistent Silvia Adamo fra Det Juridiske Fakultet.

I de senere år har et princip om gensidig anerkendelse af retsafgørelser været en hjørnesten for EU-landenes samarbejde om politi og strafferet. Især har Den Europæiske Arrestordre fået en betydningsfuld rolle. Omdrejningspunktet i en sag om udlevering af eftersøgte mistænkte er nu den afgørelse, som er truffet i den anmodende medlemsstat. Betingelserne for udlevering er langt lempeligere end tidligere, pligten til at udlevere er ret vidtgående, og det skal gå hurtigt. Tilsvarende ordninger er gennemført for afgørelser om bøder, konfiskation og bevissikring, men har endnu kun haft begrænset betydning.

For at få klarhed over, hvordan praktikere hos politi, anklagemyndighed, forsvarere og domstole bedømmer de nye regler, er der som led i et europæisk projekt gennemført interviews med ledende repræsentanter for aktørerne.

Originalsprog	Engelsk

Udgivelsessted	Copenhagen
Antal sider	39
Status	Udgivet - 2008

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Det Juridiske Fakultet
Politi og politiforhold
Strafferet
europæisering
Gensidig anerkendelse
europæisk arrestordre
arrestordre
udlevering

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Study on the Future of Mutual Recognition in Criminal Matters in the European Union: National Report: Denmark

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