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Proposed Framework Decision on European arrest warrants: how will the EU's new proposal on arrest warrants affect civil liberties?

Topic
Civil liberties Law Policing
Country/Region
EU

15 October 2001

The following analysis comments on the context of the proposal; the future of the proposal; the legal effect of the proposal if adopted; and the text and civil liberties implications of each Chapter of the proposal.

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Proposed Framework Decision  on European arrest warrants: how will the EU's new proposal on arrest warrants affect civil liberties? (pdf) by Steve Peers

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