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Introduction visited
- EU Criminal Law visited
- About the Author
- Course overview
- Introductory video
- Module overview
Module 1
- Module 1: Approximation: procedural criminal law
- Approximation: procedural criminal law
- Right to a lawyer
- Presumption of innocence
- Effective remedy & the Gavanozov case
- Rights of children in criminal proceedings
- Victim rights
- End of Module 1
Module 2
- Module 2: Approximation: substantive criminal law
- Introduction
- Offences relating to drug trafficking & TF-case
- Example: Offences relating to trafficking in human beings
- Example: Offences relating to a terrorist group
- Future extension of the approximation acquis
- End of Module 2
Module 3
- Module 3: Mutual recognition of sentences
- Cross-border execution: 7 principle rules of play
- Purpose & Adaptation of cross-border execution of prison sentences
- Example: Seeking execution of an imposed sentence
- Position of the person involved: consent or opinion
- Refusal grounds available to the executing Member State
- Refusal grounds: ne bis in idem & Spasic Case
- Criminal records: 4 rules of thumb
- Taking account of prior convictions: equivalent effect
- End of Module 3
Module 4
- Police & Judicial cooperation
- Police & Judicial cooperation
- European Arrest Warrant (1)
- European Arrest Warrant (2)
- European Arrest Warrant (3)
- European Investigation Order
- Competent authorities (1)
- Competent authorities (2)
- Competent authorities (3)
- Competent authorities (3)
- Competent authorities (4)
- Competent authorities (5)
- Pending case on the use European investigation order
- Pending cases on the scope of the European investigation order
- Pending cases on the scope of the European investigation order
- End of Module 4
Module 5
- Module 5: Vertical cooperation: Europol, Eurojust & EPPO
- Vertical cooperation: Europol (1)
- Vertical cooperation: Europol (2)
- Example: Dismantling encrypted phone use
- Vertical cooperation: Eurojust
- Example: Dismantling a drug network
- Example: Dismantling a fraud scheme
- Example: Taking traffickers to court
- Vertical cooperation: EPPO (1)
- Vertical cooperation: EPPO (2)
- End of Module 5
Quiz
- Quiz
- Question 1
- Question 2
- Question 3
- Question 4
- Question 5
- Question 6
- Question 7
- Question 8
- Question 9
- Question 10
- Question 11
- Question 12
- Question 13

Introduction to EU Criminal Law