judicial cooperation in criminal matters

He has also drawn up other reports on the issue of police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

Today we are discussing two important segments of judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

These two draft decisions will give greater protection to Europe's citizens and strengthen judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters has, however, remained excluded from the scope of such communitisation.

Effective judicial cooperation in criminal matters is an essential instrument in the fight against organized crime.

His report is excellent and as he has stressed, mutual recognition will be a crucial step forward in judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

Through these three texts, progress will be made in terms of judicial cooperation in criminal matters and also the common good in Europe.

I agree that there is a lot of experience from this work which could also possibly be applied to judicial cooperation in criminal matters in general.

We should also examine whether this experience can help facilitate judicial cooperation in criminal matters in areas which come under EU policy.

We otherwise find ourselves increasingly lost in a thicket of innumerable and different regulations on judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

This will involve a wide-ranging agenda including asylum, immigration, police, judicial cooperation in criminal matters and civil law cooperation.

Judicial cooperation in criminal matters (continuation)

We also request that, as regards police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters, these matters may be communitised in future.

Within the framework of the Treaty of Amsterdam, this issue falls under the third pillar (judicial cooperation in criminal matters).

• abolishing the right of veto in the sectors of policing and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

The aim of rejecting the proposals was to defend the European Parliament's prerogatives on such sensitive issues as police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

Past experience with ratification of European Union conventions in the field of judicial cooperation in criminal matters is unfortunately disappointing.

I share the view of the rapporteur that we must work in parallel for judicial cooperation in criminal matters in relation to central and eastern Europe.

The joint Community police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters that we have been hearing about for a long time has yet to materialise. It must appear soon.

This committee was set up by Article 36 of the EU Treaty, and co-ordinates police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

Equally important is the consensus reached on the Union's position regarding the agreement with the USA on extradition and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

This applies as much to police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters as it does to border controls and the issuing of visas and residence permits.

Madam President, firstly, I congratulate my colleague, Mr Bontempi, on his report on judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

More generally, the Treaty on European Union contains provisions on police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters among Member States, notably in Article 29.

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