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EU: National security and secret evidence in legislation and before the courts: exploring the challenges

13 December 2014

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See the article: National security and secret evidence in legislation and before the courts: exploring the challenges (EU ASFJ, link)

And see: European Parliament study: National security and secret evidence in legislation and before the courts: Exploring the challenges (pdf): "The study argues that national and transnational intelligence community practices and cooperation need to be subject to more independent and effective judicial accountability and be brought into line with EU 'rule of law' standards."

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