European Arrest Warrant Practice in Greece, the Netherlands and Poland.

European Arrest Warrant Practice in Greece, the Netherlands and Poland.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Barbosa, Renata
Other Authors: Glerum, Vincent, Kijlstra, Hans, Klip, André, Peristeridou, Christina, Wąsek-Wiaderek, Małgorzata, Zbiciak, Adrian
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: The Hague : Boom Uitgevers Den Haag, 2022.
Subjects:
Warrants (Law)
Extradition > European Union countries.
Extradition > Greece.
Extradition > Netherlands.
Extradition > Poland.
warrants.
Extradition.
European Union countries.
Greece.
Netherlands.
Poland.
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • The Practice of Greece on the European Arrest Warrant
  • Introduction
  • Part 1: Preliminary Matters
  • Method of conducted research
  • Part 2: Transposition of Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA
  • A General questions
  • B Your Member State as issuing Member State
  • C Your Member State as executing Member State
  • D EAW-form
  • E Language regime
  • Part 3: Problems regarding the individual sections of the EAW-form
  • A Information regarding the identity of the requested person
  • B Decision on which the EAW is based
  • C Indications on the length of the sentence
  • D Appearance in person at the trial resulting in the decision
  • E Offences
  • F Other circumstances relevant to the case (optional information)
  • G The seizure and handing over of property
  • H Guarantees concerning life sentences
  • I Information about the issuing judicial authority and the Central Authority, signature
  • Part 4: Problems not directly related to the EAW-form
  • A Supplementary/additional information (Art. 15(2)-(3))
  • B Time limits (Art 17)
  • C Guarantee of return (Art. 5(3))
  • D Detention conditions/deficiencies in the judicial system
  • E Surrender to and from Iceland and Norway
  • F (Analogous) application of the Petruhhin judgment
  • G Speciality rule
  • Part 5: Conclusions, opinions et cetera
  • The practice of the Netherlands on the European Arrest Warrant
  • Part 1: Preliminary matters
  • Part 2: Transposition of Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA
  • A General questions
  • B Your Member State as issuing Member State
  • C Your Member State as executing Member State
  • D EAW-form
  • E Language regime
  • Part 3: Problems regarding the individual sections of the EAW-form
  • A Information regarding the identity of the requested person
  • B Decision on which the EAW is based
  • C Indications on the length of the sentence
  • D Appearance in person at the trial resulting in the decision
  • E Offences
  • F Other circumstances relevant to the case (optional information)
  • G The seizure and handing over of property
  • H Guarantees concerning life sentences
  • I Information about the issuing judicial authority and the Central Authority, signature
  • Part 4: Problems not directly related to the EAW-form
  • A Supplementary/additional information (Art. 15(2)-(3))
  • B Time limits (Art. 17)
  • C Guarantee of return (Art. 5(3))
  • D Detention conditions/deficiencies in the system of justice
  • E Surrender to and from Iceland and Norway 210 Ebis. The EPPO
  • F (Analogous) application of the Petruhhin judgment
  • G Speciality rule
  • Part 5: Conclusions, opinions et cetera
  • The practice of Poland on the European Arrest Warrant
  • Part 1: Preliminary matters
  • Part 2: Transposition of Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA
  • A General questions
  • B Your Member State as issuing Member State

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