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Europski uhidbeni nalog kao mehanizam ekstradicije u međunarodnoj kaznenopravnoj suradnji

The subject of the paper is the European Arrest Warrant as a Model of Extradition of EU Member States, established by the EU Council Framework Decision (2002/584/PUP) of 13 June 2002 about the surrender procedure between the EU Member States. The introductory part of the paper gives an overview of the classic model of extradition, its legal sources, as well as its disadvantages. The central part of the work involves an analysis of the European Arrest Warrant as a substitute for slow and inefficient extradition. The authors highlighted the concept, content and procedure for issuing the European Arrest Warrant and analyzed the material and procedural requirements for its issuance. In particular, it is pointed out that the European Arrest Warrant can not be issued for all criminal offenses, but only for those exhaustively listed. The principle of double punishability for certain serious offenses was abolished as well as the ban on the extradition of own nationals for certain economic offenses. This paper gives a critical overview of the practice of state authorities of EU member states in the process of its implementation. In the final part of the paper, the meaning of the European Arrest Warrant is emphasized through the construction and functioning of the EU's single legal space as well as the future member states.

Europski uhidbeni nalog, ekstradicija, međunarodna kaznenopravna suradnja

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European arrest warrant as a mechanism of extradition in international criminal justice cooperation

The subject of the paper is the European Arrest Warrant as a Model of Extradition of EU Member States, established by the EU Council Framework Decision (2002/584/PUP) of 13 June 2002 about the surrender procedure between the EU Member States. The introductory part of the paper gives an overview of the classic model of extradition, its legal sources, as well as its disadvantages. The central part of the work involves an analysis of the European Arrest Warrant as a substitute for slow and inefficient extradition. The authors highlighted the concept, content and procedure for issuing the European Arrest Warrant and analyzed the material and procedural requirements for its issuance. In particular, it is pointed out that the European Arrest Warrant can not be issued for all criminal offenses, but only for those exhaustively listed. The principle of double punishability for certain serious offenses was abolished as well as the ban on the extradition of own nationals for certain economic offenses. This paper gives a critical overview of the practice of state authorities of EU member states in the process of its implementation. In the final part of the paper, the meaning of the European Arrest Warrant is emphasized through the construction and functioning of the EU's single legal space as well as the future member states.

European arrest warrant, extradition, international criminal justice cooperation

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