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Extradition as a Aspect of International Cooperation in Handover Persons with the Review of Police Treatment

The development of modern society and modern technology has enabled, unfortunately, the development of crime, the escalation of the most severe forms and the spillover into other countries. With the intention of avoiding criminal responsibility, perpetrators often flee to other countries, destroy traces, remove funds and objects of crime. Anti-criminal solidarity and international cooperation of states in the fight against (transnational organized crime) are an imperative of the survival of the developed world. An integral part of international criminal law cooperation between states is extradition, for the purpose of conducting criminal proceedings or the execution of a criminal judgment under the governing principle of the aut dedere aut iudicare. The paper outlines the concept, elements, principles and legal sources of extradition, as well as important solutions of the Law on International Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters of the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Croatia. A critical review of the position, role and conduct of the police in the extradition process is given. Finally, certain proposals of de lege ferenda are listed, especially in order to harmonize Serbian legislation with EU legal regulations.

kriminalitet ; ekstradicija ; međunarodna saradnja ; krivična dela ; Srbija, Hrvatska i EU

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