Human Rights in European Criminal Law [recurso electrónico] New Developments in European Legislation and Case Law after the Lisbon Treaty

This Book Deals With Human Rights In European Criminal Law After The Lisbon Treaty. Doubtless The Lisbon Treaty Has Constituted A Milestone In The Development Of European Criminal Justice. Not Only Has The Reform Following The Treaty Given Binding Force To The Eu Charter Of Fundamental Rights, But Furthermore It Has Paved The Way For Unprecedented Forms Of Supranational Legislation. In This Scenario, The Enforcement Of Individual Rights In Criminal Matters Has Become A Core Goal Of Eu Legislation. Alongside These Developments, New Interactions Between National And Supranational Jurisprudences Have Emerged, Which Have Significantly Contributed To A Human Rights-oriented Approach To European Criminal Law. The Book Analyses The Main Developments Of This Complex Phenomenon From An Interdisciplinary Perspective. Criminal And Procedural Law, Constitutional Law And Comparative Law Must Thus Be Combined To Achieve A Full Understanding Of These Developments And Of Their Impact On National Law. 1. Introductory Remarks -- 2. Transborder Investigations And Interferences With Fundamental Rights. Problems And Human Rights Challenges -- 3. Solution Models For Setting Fair Procedures Of Obtaining Transnational Evidence After The Lisbon Treaty -- 4. Multicultural Criminal Offences And Fairness Of Transborder Investigative Procedures -- 5. Conclusions. Edited By Stefano Ruggeri. Front Matter....Pages i-x The Development of Individual Rights Protection in European Criminal Law After the Lisbon Treaty....Pages 1-6 Front Matter....Pages 7-7 “Dialogue” Between European and National Courts, in the Pursuit of the Strongest Protection of Fundamental Rights (with Specific Regard to Criminal and Procedural Law)....Pages 9-29 The Principle of Nullum Crimen Sine Lege in the Construction of European Criminal Law....Pages 31-45 The Nulla Poena Sine Culpa Principle in European Courts Case Law....Pages 47-78 Front Matter....Pages 79-79 The Right to Information in EU Legislation....Pages 81-93 Lost in Translation: Language Rights for Defendants in European Criminal Proceedings....Pages 95-109 The EU Directive on the Right to Access to a Lawyer: A Critical Assessment....Pages 111-131 Front Matter....Pages 133-133 Human Rights Violations and Mutual Trust: Recent Case Law on the European Arrest Warrant....Pages 135-145 Transnational Prosecutions, Methods of Obtaining Overseas Evidence, Human Rights Protection in Europe....Pages 147-197 Front Matter....Pages 199-199 Transnational Organized Crime and European Union: Aspects and Problems....Pages 201-214 New Perspectives for the Protection of the Victims in the EU....Pages 215-225 Front Matter....Pages 227-227 The Influence of the Directive 2012/13/EU on the Italian System of Protection of the Right to Information in Criminal Procedures....Pages 229-260 New Perspectives for the Protection of Personal Data in Criminal Proceedings in the European Union and Repercussions on the Italian Legal System....Pages 261-277 The Effects of the Directive 2013/48/EU on the Italian System of Precautionary Measures: Defence Rights in Remand Hearings....Pages 279-305 The Impact of Directive 2012/29/EU on the Italian System for Protecting Victims of Crime in Criminal Proceedings....Pages 307-317