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Europe - new material (8)

01 December 1994

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A look at French criminal procedure Helen Troulle. Criminal Law Review October 1994 pp735-744. Looks at the history of the French criminal system and the 1993 Socialist government's reforms.

Chronicles: produced by the Laboratory of Criminological Sciences University of Thrace 11 rue Pan, Tsaldari 69100 Komotini Greece. Articles include: Electronic monitoring and the criminal justice system (E Trivisas); Crime in modern-day Greece, an overview (N Courakis); The brave new world of ethnic groups in the overcrowded prisons: a challenge for the guardians of human rights (K D Spinelli K Angelopoulou N Koulouris); Explanatory note on the draft law on the "Correctional code".

The constitutional structure of the Union: a Europe of bits and pieces Dierdre Curtin. Common Market Law Review no 30 1993, pp17-69.

The legal bases of the third pillar and its position in the framework of the Union Treaty Peter-Christian Mller-Graaf, Common Market Law Review no 31 1994 pp493-510.

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