THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN ARREST WARRANT IN LIGHT OF DECISION THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE IN THE CASE ARANYOSI AND CALDARARU Cover Image

БУДУЋНОСТ ЕВРОПСКОГ НАЛОГА ЗА ХАПШЕЊЕ У СВЕТЛУ ОДЛУКЕ ЕВРОПСКОГ СУДА ПРАВДЕ У ПРЕДМЕТУ ARANYOSI AND CALDARARU
THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN ARREST WARRANT IN LIGHT OF DECISION THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE IN THE CASE ARANYOSI AND CALDARARU

Author(s): Aleksandar Bošković, Tomislav Trajković, Gordana Nikolić
Subject(s): Civil Law, International Law
Published by: Универзитет у Нишу
Keywords: Framework Decision 2002/584 / JHA; European arrest warrant; principle of mutual recognition of court decisions; principle of mutual trust; protection of basic human rights

Summary/Abstract: For a long time, extradition has been a dominant form of international mutual legal assistance, but in many cases it has proven to be an insufficiently efficient instrument. Having that in mind, on the territory of the European Union, a European arrest warrant has been established as an institute that should contribute to the effectiveness of combating modern crime and facilitate the surrender of persons between member states in order to effectively prevent the escape of suspects or convicted persons. Regarding this, the Article will first give a brief overview of the Council of the European Union Framework Decision, which regulates the European arrest warrant, and will analyze it in order to define the strengths and weaknesses of the task itself. The subject of research in this article is primarily devoted to the analysis of the judgment of the European Court of Justice in the “Aranyosi and Caldararu” case. With this verdict, the European Court of Justice, derogates some of the key principles that order is based on and special attention is devoted to the devaluation of the principles of mutual trust and the principles of mutual recognition of judicial decisions among EU states, which the Council of the European Union considers as the cornerstone of judicial cooperation.

  • Issue Year: XLIII/2019
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 631-649
  • Page Count: 19
  • Language: Serbian
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