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EU: European Investigation Order (EIO): JUSTICE: Briefing on the European Investigation Order

01 August 2010

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EU: European Investigation Order (EIO): JUSTICE: Briefing on the European Investigation Order (pdf). See also: Fair Trials International: Submission on a European Investigation Order (pdf) and Statewatch Analysis: The proposed European Investigation Order: Assault on human rights and national sovereignty (pdf) by Steve Peers, Professor of Law, University of Essex.

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