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EU: Seven EU governments propose mutual recognition of offences and convictions where the person is not present at their trial

01 January 2008

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Proposed by Slovenia, France, Czech Republic, Sweden, Slovakia, UK and Germany: Full-text of proposal (pdf) Explanatory report (pdf)

To: "establish common rules for the recognition and (or) execution of judicial decisions in one Member State (executing Member State) issued by another Member State (issuing Member State) following proceedings where the person was not personally present"

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