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European Arrest Warrant: French authorities should have ensured fairness of proceedings under their supervision in connection with an international letter of request

01 October 2011

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EAW: European Court of Human Rights: French authorities should have ensured fairness of proceedings under their supervision in connection with an international letter of request (Press release, pdf) and Full-text of judgment in French (pdf)

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