New Issue of Transnational Criminal Law Review Published

 

I'm delighted to advise that Volume 3, Issue 1 of Transnational Criminal Law Review has been published. The highlight of this issue is the "Symposium on the European Arrest Warrant: Two Decades of Visions and Legal Realities." There is also a Regional Report on East/Northeast Africa. The issue (ably edited by our colleagues Masha Federova and Sabine Gless) can be found here, and the table of contents is below.

Editorial

• The European Arrest Warrant: Two Decades of Visions and Legal Reality

  Introduction to Symposium of EAW 20 Years On

  Masha Fedorova, Sabine Gless

Articles

• The Second Life of the European Arrest Warrant: An Analysis of the Protective Potential of Mutual Recognition against Extradition to Third States

  Miguel João Costa, Raquel Cardoso, Vânia Costa Ramos

• Twenty Years of the European Arrest Warrant From a German Viewpoint: Experiences, Challenges, Perspectives

  Ralf Riegel, Thomas Wahl

• Are the Principles of Mutual Trust and Recognition in Danger of Being Eroded by the Recent Jurisprudence of the ECJ Concerning the EAW?

  Balázs Gellér

• Post-Brexit extradition arrangements: the UK perspective on the TCA

  Rebecca Niblock

• The European Arrest Warrant in Scots Law

  David J Dickson

Regional Updates

• Regional ReportEast/Northeast Africa

  Evelyne Asaala

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