Eksempler på brug af Criminal matters på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Restrict yourself to criminal matters.
Legal Framework in Criminal Matters.
Reference: Convention on mutual assistance in criminal matters between the Member States of the European Union: Bull.
WISHING to improve judicial cooperation in criminal matters between the Member States of the European Union
This Directive shall not affect the application in the Member States of the rules on mutual assistance in criminal matters.
The Convention on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters is intended to improve
Draft convention on mutual assistance in criminal matters between the Member States of the European Union.
May I congratulate my Socialist colleague Margot Kessler on her report which extends the existing European judicial network in criminal matters to civil and commercial law.
This decision opens the way for the full implementation of the EU convention which calls for mutual assistance in criminal matters.
The Commission also adopted a communication on the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters.
In this way, with this agreement with the USA on criminal matters, the European Union is reintroducing the death penalty through the back door.
issues of judicial cooperation on criminal matters.
The requirement of unanimity in police and criminal matters prevents genuine progress from being made in cooperation:
judicial cooperation in criminal matters, the veto was removed.
arrangement regarding mutual assistance in criminal matters between judicial authorities.
My Group also values the highly significant Commission communication on the mutual recognition of sentences in criminal matters.
The protocol relating to the convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters will also help EU governments when criminal proceedings take place in different Member States.
judicial cooperation in criminal matters.
judicial cooperation in criminal matters among Member States, notably in Article 29.
The Committee calls for the Council to continue work in introducing common European procedural rights in criminal matters.