CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING EUROJUST'S CONTRIBUTION IN FIGHTING CROSS-BORDER CRIME IN EUROPE

Mihalcea Ion and Mihalcea Alecsandru-Darian
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Mihalcea Ion: "Constantin Brâncoveanu" University of Pitesti
Mihalcea Alecsandru-Darian: University of Luxembourg

Management Strategies Journal, 2014, vol. 26, issue 4, 438-444

Abstract: One of the objectives of the European Union enshrined in 67 alin.(1) (ex-art. 61 TCE and ex-art. 29 TUE) of the consolidated version of the Treaty on European Union is to create a common European space of security and justice without internal frontiers, in which to ensure the free movement of people, corralated with appropriate measures on external border controls , asylum , immigration, and crime prevention and combating. This is a long term goal that requires active cooperation of Member States and multiple efforts by EU institutions. The institutional functioning practice has shown that the clasic forms of judicial cooperation do not have the ability to complete this objective and that is necessary to create specialized structures. In this context the First European institutional structure was established in 2002, a specialized agency of the European Union, named Eurojust, with the main objective to promote and improve coordination and cooperation between the judicial authorities of the Member States in the fight against serious cross-border crime affecting the European Union. Tasks of Eurojust and relations with other European bodies, particularly the Council and Commission are established by Decision 2002/187 / JHA amended by Decision 2009/426 / JHA Council of 16 December 2008 It is exercised by College Eurojust or through its national members.

Keywords: common European space of security and justice; European crime; points of contact; forms of intervention; Cooperation meetings , joint investigation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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