ECBA Spring Conference 2009, Madrid, Spain
24 and 25 April 2009
The use and abuse of universal jurisdiction and the European Arrest Warrant in European Criminal Justice
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PHOTO IMPRESSION
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CONFERENCE REPORT
The ECBA Conference was held last spring in Madrid with focus on the use and abuse of universal jurisdiction and the European Arrest Warrant in European criminal justice. From an overall perspective, it was a very technical conference, in which participants could learn and exchange knowledge and practical experiences on the fields on universal and extraterritorial jurisdiction cases and international/European arrest warrants.
CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTIONS (PDF)
Universal Jurisdiction and the EAW
- Universal Jurisdiction and the EAW
Marc Henzelin
Proposal on conflicts of jurisdictions in Criminal Justice
- Proposal for a Council Framework Decision on prevention and settlement of
conflicts of exercise of jurisdiction in criminal proceedings
Denise Fikarova
E-Justice
- PENALNET: Secure e-communications in Criminal Law practice
Alonso Hernández-Pinzón Garcia - Criminal Law Practice and e-Justice
Fernando Piernavieja Niembro
Pre-trial detention rules in Europe, with emphasis on EAW
- Pre-trial detention rules in Europe, with emphasis on EAW
Joanna Gomes Ferreira - Pre-trial detention rules in Europe, with emphasis on EAW
Georgios Pyromallis - Presentation
Yvonne Mette Larsen - Summary of the presentation
Ernesto Díaz-Bastien
Recent developments and proposed reforms affecting the legal profession in the European Union
- Recent developments in Greece
Alexis Anagnostakis, Greece - Recent developments in the United Kingdom
Follow up on above - 30 September 2009
Robin Grey - The Spanish "Jurassic" Criminal Procedure Law
Gustavo Lopez-Munoz - Mutual legal assistance in tax matters - A Swiss revolution
Sonja Maeder - Key Developments in Polish Criminal Law
Janusz Tomczak
