Publications
The following publications have been written by members of the ECLA:
- Designing Effective Legislation : Maria Mousmouti, Lecturer in Law, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London, UK and Executive Director, Centre for European Constitutional Law, Greece (www.e-elgar.com and available to subscribers of Elgaronline)
- Briefing Paper: No Deal, No Data? - The Future of UK–EU Law Enforcement Information Sharing: Alexander Babuta
- Criminal Justice and Police Cooperation between the EU and the UK after Brexit: Towards a principled and trust-based partnership: Report of a CEPS and QMUL Task Force
Brexit poses a number of questions and challenges for the future EU–UK relationship in the field of criminal justice. The Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels and the School of Law at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) set up a Task Force to examine the key issues, main options and alternative models for EU–UK cooperation on issues related to security and justice after Brexit.
The Final Report summarises the main findings of the analysis, which builds on desk research, debates that took place in four meetings of the Task Force, and interviews with representatives of EU institutions and agencies, UK officials, and leading UK lawyers and barristers specialised in criminal law. In addition to some horizontal issues (e.g. data protection and the role of the Court of Justice), the Report focuses on the three areas in which the UK Government has expressed its desire to remain as close as possible to the EU: mutual recognition in criminal justice matters; justice and home affairs agencies; and access to databases/information-sharing mechanisms.
- Britain Alone! The Implications and Consequences of United Kingdom Exit from the EU: Edited By Patrick J. Birkinshaw and Andreas Biondi
- Corruption and Conflicts of Interest - A Comparative Law Approach: Jean-Bernard Auby, Emmanuel Breen and Thomas Perroud
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The Economic, Financial & Social Impacts of Organised Crime in the European Union : Michael Levi (for the Directorate-General for Internal Policies)
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Modernising Drug Law Enforcement, Report 5: Drug Law Enforcement and Financial Investigation Strategies : Michael Levi (for the International Drug Policy Consortium)
- The European Supervision Order: A Missed Opportunity? (Magistrate, 2012): Alex Tinsley
- Opting out of EU Criminal law: What is actually involved? : Dr Alicia Hinarejos, Professor J.R. Spencer and Steve Peers
- The EU's Accession to the Convention on Human Rights: A New Era of Closer Cooperation Between the Council of Europe and the EU? : Dr Simone White
- "Yes we can!" - The UK Bribery Act 2010 : Dr Simone White
- Bulgaria and EU Fraud: A Case of Better Late Than Never? : Brendan Quirke & Alan Doig
- Eucrim 4/2010 : Max Planck Institute
- Legal Order in a Global World - The Development of a Fragmented System of National, International, and Private Norms : Ulrich Sieber
Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law - Press Release Regarding the Extradition Review : Fair Trials International (22 December 2010)
- Derbament: Too Big a Stick? : Dr Simone White
Published in IALS Amicus Curiae Issue 82 Summer 2010 - L'informateur dans les institutions de l'Union européenne: l'oiseau est-il apprivoisé? : Dr Simone White
- Le Mandat européen d’obtention de preuves et l’avenir de la protection des intérêts financiers de l’Union Européenne : Dr Simone White
- Rights of the Defence in Administrative Investigations: Access to the File in EC Investigations : Dr Simone White
Review of European Administrative Law - EU fraud enforcement: overcoming obstacles : Dr Simone White
For Journal of Financial Crime, special issue on EU fraud - Review: 'The European Union’s Fight Against Corruption. The evolving policy towards Member States and candidate countries' by Patrycja Szarek-Mason : Dr Simone White
Cambridge Studies in European Law and Policy, Cambridge University Press - EU Criminal Law - the Present and the Future? : J.R. Spencer
(In press as a chapter of (ed Eleanor Spaventa and others) "A Constitutional Order of States: Essays in EU Law in Honour of Alan Dashwood") - The Green Paper on obtaining evidence from one Member State to another and securing its admissibility: the Reaction of one British Lawyer : J.R. Spencer
- EU Fair Trial Rights – Progress at Last : J.R. Spencer
(Currently in press with the NJECL)