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EU: Declassified versions of Member State mutual evaluations of two Council Decisions: 2002/187/JHA setting up Eurojust, and 2008/976/JHA on the European Judicial Network in criminal matters

30 May 2013

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The reports were all produced this year: on 7 February (Belgium), 17 February (Slovakia) and 22 April (Denmark and Estonia), and range from 47 to 80 pages in length. They include some limited information on cooperation between the national authorities and Eurojust on controlled deliveries and special investigative techniques, such as the use of undercover agents.

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- Belgium
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Slovakia

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