Criminal Law (European Union)

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Increasingly, there is legislation in substantive criminal law at the level of the European Union (also European criminal law, according to another view only “Europeanisation of criminal law”). This legal matter describes "a legal matter of its own, which includes both Union law relevant to criminal law, [...] international law and the national criminal law influenced by it."

The Treaty of Lisbon integrates criminal law cooperation into the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (Up to now, Treaty establishing the European Community (EGV)). Since legislation, with a few exceptions , is to be carried out in the ordinary legislative process , the legislative process is simplified.

The competence of the European Union is limited to particularly serious crime with a cross-border dimension. In addition, there is legislative competence if this is essential for the effective implementation of Union policy in policy fields in which harmonization measures have been carried out ( Art. 83 TFEU) and with regard to the creation of a European Public Prosecutor to protect the Union's financial interests ( Art. 86 TFEU).

literature

Collections of laws

Textbooks / comments

Journals / articles

  • Journal of International Criminal Law Doctrine . ISSN  1863-6470 .
  • Stephan Beukelmann: Europeanization of criminal law - the new criminal law order after the Lisbon Treaty , NJW 2010, 2081
  • Dominik Brodowski: Developments relevant to criminal law in the European Union - an overview ,
  • Michael Kubiciel: Criminal Law and European Criminal Policy , ZIS 2010, 742–748 ( PDF )
  • Marco Mansdörfer: European criminal law after the Treaty of Lisbon - or: Europeanisation of criminal law under national co-responsibility , HRRS 2010, 11 ( PDF )
  • Silke Nürnberger: The future European Public Prosecutor's Office - An Introduction , ZJS 2009, 225 ( PDF )
  • Edward Schramm: Eight Questions on European Criminal Law , ZJS 2010, 615 ( PDF )
  • Mark A. Zöller: The exchange of law enforcement data between the Member States of the European Union , ZIS 2011, 64 ( PDF )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Bernd Hecker : European criminal law . 3. Edition. Springer, Berlin 2010, ISBN 978-3-642-13126-4 , Rn. 5.
  2. Zeder, Fritz, 2008: Minimum EU rules in substantive criminal law: What does the Lisbon Treaty bring? Jumper.