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EU: ECJ Ruling in Radu European Arrest Warrant case

15 February 2013

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"The European Court of Justice’s Grand Chamber has ruled that the Charter of Fundamental Rights does not allow refusal to execute a European Arrest Warrant (EAW) on the basis that the person was not heard by the issuing authority."

See: Extradition injustice remains despite European ruling in Radu - Alex Tinsley (UK Human Rights Blog)

And: Judgment in Case C-396/11 Radu [2013] ECR I0000

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