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EU: The new guidelines for the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: some critical comments

18 June 2014

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"In the coming days the European Council will debate and adopt the long awaited Guidelines which will shape the future of the EU's Area of Freedom, Security and Justice for forthcoming years. These guidelines follow the end of the current Stockholm Programme (2009-2014) and come near the end of the last transitional period for the measures adopted before the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty on police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters (what remains of the former intergovernmental 'third pillar' cooperation)."

See the full text: The new guidelines for the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: some critical comments (EU Law Analysis blog, link)

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