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EU: The European Arrest Warrant: the case for the UK to stay in

04 November 2014

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"The UK government is currently making its final decision on which EU laws on criminal law and policing adopted before December 2009 that it wishes to opt back in to, as from 1 December 2014. The most controversial decision it has to make is whether to opt back in to the European Arrest Warrant (EAW). In this blog post, we set out the case for opting back in to this law."

See the full text: The European Arrest Warrant: the case for the UK to stay in (EU Law Analysis, link)

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