Post by lamiyajahan3456 on Feb 11, 2024 2:36:40 GMT -8
This work addresses the regulation of the European arrest and surrender order as an instrument of judicial cooperation, mainly in its study through the Spanish national standard that transposes the original one approved within the institutions of the European Union. Thus, the particularities of the procedures that allow their application will be analyzed, mainly, emphasizing the different procedural approach that is conferred on the intervention of the Spanish State both as the issuer of the order addressed to other Member States demanding the arrest and surrender of a person subject to a criminal case on the occasion of the exercise of criminal actions against him or, where appropriate, to ensure the execution of .
The sentence that could have been imposed on him in Spain and as an executor of which, in turn, he could receive from those with identical purposes without forgetting other aspects related to Austria Email List the tangentiality of said instrument of international judicial cooperation in the scope of the European Union with other tools that exceed said territorial space such as extradition, the details that affect the application of the principle of specialty or the rules applicable to the transit of persons claimed by third States. INTRODUCTION The frustration of the repression of criminal infractions - and even the social perception of mockery of the judicial system - which implied the voluntary departure of the person responsible from the limited territorial scope to which the jurisdiction of the State that would judge him or, where appropriate, extended , in which.
They would have to serve the sentence imposed as a result of the prior pronouncement of a conviction, requires the establishment of cooperation mechanisms between States that make illusory any intention to elusive the action of Justice on the part of those people. Collaboration tools whose demand becomes unavoidable in the area of the European Union in which the ideal, increasingly closer to its real embodiment, of a space of its own and common to all Member States in aspects as relevant as the economic and financial or in foreign and security policy actions built, in any case, on the assumption by each of its members of political and social identity principles typical of democratic societies, it would become unviable if it were not also extended to the jurisdictional order.