Labour undermining security – Kevin Cassar
“The news was dominated by the story of Iosif Galea who despite a European Arrest Warrant was allowed to travel abroad to enjoy a holiday with
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Probe into police failings in Iosif Galea case to be led by retired judge previously slated for ‘whitewashing’
The appointment of retired Judge Franco Depasuale to investigate possible police failures over the absconding of gambling consultant Iosif Galea
Probe into police failings in Iosif Galea case to be led by retired judge previously slated for ‘whitewashing’
Tista’ taqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti hawn. The appointment of retired Judge Franco Depasuale to investigate possible police failures over the
Probe into police failings in Iosif Galea case to be led by retired judge previously slated for ‘whitewashing’
The appointment of retired Judge Franco Depasuale to investigate possible police failures over the absconding of gambling consultant Iosif Galea
Iosif Galea’s two European Arrest Warrants raise more questions than answers
The timing of reports that Malta’s Police issued a European Arrest Warrant for Iosif Galea following his arrest in Italy a week earlier is as
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The CJEU Gets Brexit Done: New Judgment on Extradition from Ireland to the UK after Brexit
Professor Steve Peers, University of Essex The CJEU this week delivered its first judgmenton the impact of Brexit (as far as the EU side is
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Extradition from Ireland to the UK after Brexit: the scope of EU powers
Professor Steve Peers, University of Essex What are the legal implications of Brexit? This is a huge issue, with many different elements, but for
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Rifaat al-Assad returns to Syria: a deal or an escape from justice?
Saleh Malas | Zeinab Masri | Diana Rahima While the legal debate on how Rifaat al-Assad, the uncle of Syrian regime president Bashar al-Assad, has
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Judicial Independence and the European Arrest Warrant. Systemic Challenges and Ways Forward
Dr Leandro Mancano, Senior Lecturer in EU Law, Edinburgh Law School This blogpost is based on Leandro Mancano, ‘You’ll never work alone: A
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The pace of extradition
When The Shift learnt that Adrian Hillman was not among the 11 individuals, including former Chief of Staff Keith Schembri, who were arraigned and
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Plenary round-up – January 2021
Written by Katarzyna Sochacka and Clare Ferguson, © European Union 2021 – Source : EP / Eric VIDAL The main debates of the January 2021 plenary
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Extradition between the UK and Ireland is at risk because of Brexit
Extradition between the UK and Ireland after Brexit will be particularly affected by a No-Deal Brexit. In this post, Paul Arnell (Robert Gordon
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Can Belgian, French and Swedish prosecutors issue European Arrest Warrants? The CJEU clarifies the requirement for independent public prosecutors
Laure Baudrihaye-Gérard, Fair Trials AbroadThe question of who has the power to issue a European Arrest Warrant (“EAW”) has been addressed
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Should the EU sanction its Member States for breaches of rule of law and human rights? Part 2: The Application of Ordinary EU law
Professor Steve Peers, University of EssexShould the EU sanction its Member States for systematic breaches of human rights and the rule of law –
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Plot twist? Case C-128/18 Dorobantu: detention conditions and the applicability of the ECHR in the EU legal order
Ágoston Mohay, University of Pécs Faculty of LawIntroductionThe EU legal order is generally seen as a sui generis supranational legal order,