Principles of freedom, security & European Supervision Order justice Protection of human rights Decision-making structures, Directive on the presumption of processes & instruments under innocence Lisbon Treaty Directive on the European Council of Europe Conventions Protection Order Mutual assistance in criminal Directive on rights, support & investigations across national protection of victims of crime boundaries Comparative study of pre-trial & Mutual recognition of judicial trial processes in selected decisions in criminal matters European jurisdictions Europol Roles of the players in process Eurojust The conduct of the trial European Public Prosecutor The admissibility of evidence Extradition & the European arrest The position of victims in the warrant criminal process Evidence gathering/transfer Implications for harmonisation of European Criminal Records criminal procedure Information System A common criminal justice Stockholm Programme system for Europe? ‘Roadmap’ measures Learning Outcomes On successful completion of this module, a student will be able to: Understand the development of EU competence in criminal justice matters, the principles of freedom, security and justice, and the principle of mutual recognition.
Principles of freedom, security & justice Decision-making structures, processes & instruments under Lisbon Treaty Council of Europe Conventions Mutual assistance in criminal investigations across national boundaries Mutual recognition of judicial decisions in criminal matters Europol Eurojust European Public Prosecutor Extradition & the European arrest warrant Evidence gathering/transfer European Criminal Records Information System Stockholm Programme ‘Roadmap’ measures European Supervision Order Protection of human rights Directive on the presumption of innocence Directive on the European Protection Order Directive on rights, support & protection of victims of crime Comparative study of pre-trial & trial processes in selected European jurisdictions Roles of the players in process The conduct of the trial The admissibility of evidence The position of victims in the criminal process Implications for harmonisation of criminal procedure A common criminal justice system for Europe? Learning Outcomes On successful completion of this module, a student will be able to: Understand the development of EU competence in criminal justice matters, the principles of freedom, security and justice, and the principle of mutual recognition.