Examples of using Surrender procedures in English and their translations into Spanish
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The surrender procedure is crucial for cooperation in criminal matters between the Member States.
The surrender procedure based on the EAW is removed outside the realm of the executive and is placed in the hands of the judiciary.
According to the Act on the Surrender Procedure due to an Arrest Warrant,
operation of Eurojust and Europol and the implementation of the new European arrest warrant surrender procedure.
whereas cooperation with the Member States of the European Union and surrender procedure under a European Arrest Warrant is governed under Act No. CXXX of 2003 on Judicial cooperation with the Member States of the European Union in criminal matters lex specialis.
The European Arrest Warrant provides for simplified surrender procedures between judicial authorities of member States,
A substantial departure from that approach was reported with regard to surrender procedures among States members of the European Union based on the European arrest warrant process.
On 17 March 2004 the Act on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between member States of the European Union was adopted in the Grand Duchy.
In conclusion, a prosecutor is always involved in the extradition or surrender procedures and will be informed if a request for extradition or surrender is refused.
Reference was also made to the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures of States members of the European Union based on it as an example of a streamlined regional mechanism for expeditious extradition.
Judicialization” of the surrender: the new surrender procedure has been removed from the executive
detention procedures and the surrender of persons to the Court.
With regard to the"triple alternative", there was no single procedure for the surrender of persons to international tribunals.
is a comprehensive legal text which regulates the grounds and the procedures for surrendering wanted persons and it details cases in which extradition can be denied.
In the event of remand in custody ordered within the framework of a procedure of surrender(in view of a European arrest warrant
In the absence of dual criminality extradition is possible under the European Arrest Warrant and Surrender Procedures, and for Iceland and Norway.
Act of 17 March 2004 on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between member States of the European Union.
Council Framework Decision on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between Member States;
multilateral agreements to further simplify or facilitate the surrender procedures.
EU Council Framework Decision of 13 June 2002 on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between Member States.