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EU: Right to information in criminal proceedings: Discussions in the trilogue between the Council and the European Parliament: Result of the 2nd trilogue and State-of-play 3rd trilogue

01 May 2011

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EU: Right to information in criminal proceedings: Discussions in the trilogue between the Council and the European Parliament: Result of the 2nd trilogue (pdf) and State-of-play 3rd trilogue (pdf). And see: Council of the European Union: Outstanding issues (pdf)

See: Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the right to information in criminal proceedings Trilogue 18 April 2011 Comparative table (pdf)

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