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  1. Double Prosecution of Illicit Organ Removal as Organ Trafficking and Human Trafficking, with the Example of Belgium

    In 2015 the Council of Europe introduced a new criminal law convention to address organ trafficking. The main focus of the Council of Europe...

    Sylwia Gawronska, Laurens Claes, Kristof Van Assche in European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research
    Article 12 September 2020
  2. The Need to Think Beyond Objective Territoriality to Better Protect the Rights of the Suspect of a Cybercrime

    Despite the decentralized, borderless, and pervasive nature of cyberspace, the exercise of jurisdiction over cybercrimes remains largely based on the...
    Jean-Baptiste Maillart in Rethinking Cybercrime
    Chapter 2021
  3. The European Arrest Warrant in Designer Drugs Cases. With or Without Verification of Double Criminality?

    The cross-border character of the designer drugs crimes forced the UE countries to cooperate in criminal prosecution. At first sight, in European...

    Article Open access 01 May 2021
  4. Unblurring the Fuzzy Line Between Specialty and Data Protection in EU Mutual Legal Assistance After the European Investigation Order

    The purpose limitation principle takes a central place in data privacy law. The specialty principle plays a key role in international cooperation in...

    Gert Vermeulen, Martyna Kusak in European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research
    Article Open access 25 April 2023
  5. EU Harmonisation of Norms Regulating Detention: Is EU Competence (Art. 82(2)b TFEU) Fit for Purpose?

    The EU has acquired the competence to harmonise individual rights in the field of criminal procedure (Art. 82(2)b TFEU). This was hailed as a...

    Article Open access 29 July 2022
  6. Time, Civilisation and Ultimate Penalities

    This chapter deals with punishment that is not measured in exact temporal units and does not or may not have an end: lifelong imprisonment. Starting...
    Christine Morgenstern in Time and Punishment
    Chapter 2022
  7. Rethinking Criminal Justice in Cyberspace: The EU E-evidence Framework as a New Model of Cross-Border Cooperation in Criminal Matters

    This chapter analyses the recently proposed EU legal framework on cross-border access to e-evidence for criminal justice purposes. The analysis is...
    Chapter 2020
  8. Overcoming the current system of corporate criminal law – sanctioning corporate citizens. Crime prevention within the limits of the rule of law

    Corporate crime exists in many forms. This treatise shall commence with an example which assesses one of the most notorious manifestations of...
    Gerhard Dannecker, Thomas Schröder in Bribery, Fraud, Cheating
    Chapter 2020
  9. The EU Sanctions and the Fight Against Financial Crime

    While the EU has for a long time had the power to require Member States to provide effective means for ensuring the enforcement of EU law, even if...
    E. Herlin-Karnell in White Collar Crime and Risk
    Chapter 2018
  10. Corporate Settlements

    Many organisations prefer not to report internal norm violations to law enforcement authorities. Based on a comprehensive review of fieldwork and...
    Chapter 2019
  11. The Global AML Regime and the EU AML Directives: Prevention and Control

    In just over 30 years, a global Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Regime has developed that is constantly being updated and expanded not only...
    Chapter 2018
  12. Historical Pollution in Spain: A Powerful Legal Framework for a Few Past Cases

    In this paper, we present a general approach to the problem of historical pollution in Spain. First, we analyse some of the most significant...
    Luis Arroyo Zapatero, Alejandro Luis de Pablo Serrano, Jordi Gimeno Beviá in Historical Pollution
    Chapter 2017
  13. Besonderheiten von internen Erhebungen mit Auslandsbezug

    Heute werden nicht mehr ausschließlich Großunternehmen grenzüberschreitend tätig, auch mittelständische Unternehmen schließen immer häufiger...
    Chapter 2019
  14. Mutual Recognition and Confiscation of Assets: An EU Perspective

    The confiscation of assets derived from criminal activities represents an essential tool of the European strategy in the fight against organised...
    Chapter 2018
  15. The Relationship Between the International Criminal Court (ICC) and Truth Commissions

    The relationship between the International Criminal Court (hereafter referred to as ICC) and truth commissions is one that has often been described...
    Kate Louise Mc Eleney in The Rule of Law in an Era of Change
    Chapter 2018
  16. Developments Leading to the Establishment of the ICC Prior to the Rome Conference

    Initial attempts to create a permanent International Criminal Court (ICC) in the 1990s were made by the International Law Commission (ILC). However,...
    Chapter 2017
  17. Italian Administrative Regulation and Responsibility for Historical Pollution

    The text aims to illustrate the theme of administrative tools and compensatory damage through which the Italian legal system deals with historical...
    Calogero Miccichè in Historical Pollution
    Chapter 2017
  18. Historical Pollution and Human Rights Violations: Is There a Role for Criminal Law?

    This chapter analyses the relationship between historical pollution and human rights violations in the light of the case law developed by...
    Donato Vozza in Historical Pollution
    Chapter 2017
  19. The illicit tobacco market in Sweden – from smuggling to warehousing

    Research on the illicit tobacco market in Sweden is scarce. Actors in the licit tobacco market have made estimations of the size of its illicit...

    Johanna Skinnari, Lars Korsell in Trends in Organized Crime
    Article 15 April 2016
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