European warrant for the production of investigative actions: legal necessity or political expediency?
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European warrant for the production of investigative actions: legal necessity or political expediency?
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S1026-94520000616-5-1
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Article
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105-109
Abstract
Supranational authorities of the European Union are actively implementing the institutions which are based on the principle of mutual recognition to the EU legal system. Inefficiency of classical methods of states cooperation in the field of criminal justice, which are no longer able to meet the challenges of modern crime, is indicated as the main reason of reforms being carried out. However, the nature of the changes leads to the conclusion that the main purpose of legal cooperation structures replacement is reduced to the expansion of the European integration, which results in restrictions ofEU member states sovereignty. In this article the author analyzes legal characteristics of a new institution - the European investigation order. A profound analysis confirms the conclusion that the principle of mutual recognition in general and the European investigation order in particular are used as a tool contributing to the deepening of integration cooperation.
Keywords
European investigation order, principle of mutual recognition, European Union law, the European integration
Date of publication
01.11.2016
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1. Programme of measures to implement the principle of mutual recognition of decisions in criminal matters 2001/C12/02 // Official Journal of the European Union. C012. 15 Jan. 2001. P. 10-22. 

2. Council Framework Decision on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between Member States 2002/584/JHA // Official Journal of the European Union. L 190. 18 Jul. 2002. P. 1-20.

3. Council Framework Decision on the execution in the European Union of orders freezing property or evidence 2003/577/JHA // Official Journal of the European Union. L 196. 2 Aug. 2003. P. 45-55.

4. Council Framework Decision on the application of the principle of mutual recognition to confiscation orders 2006/783/JHA // Official Journal of the European Union. L 328. 24 Nov. 2006. P. 59-78.

5. Council Framework Decision on the European evidence warrant for the purpose of obtaining objects, documents and data for use in proceedings in criminal matters 2008/978/JHA // Official Journal of the European Union. L 350. 30 Dec. 2008. P. 72-92.

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