Примери за използване на National prosecutors на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The European Delegated Prosecutors may also exercise their function as national prosecutors.
National prosecutors' tools to fight large-scale cross-border financial crime are limited.
The European Delegated Prosecutors may continue their functions as national prosecutors(wearing a'double-hat').
During our interviews in four Member States, national prosecutors indicated that, in most cases, they have no contact with OLAF before receiving the Final Report.
OLAF will continue to provide assistance to the European Public Prosecutor's Office on request(as it already does today to national prosecutors).
From 2000, 93 out of a total of 647 OLAF cases were dismissed by national prosecutors for no specific reason and 178 cases due to discretionary reasons.
Although it will no longer conduct investigations in this area,OLAF will continue to provide assistance to the European Public Prosecutor's Office on request(as it already does today to national prosecutors).
However, their jurisdiction ends at national borders,leaving national prosecutors with limited tools to fight large-scale financial crime across borders.
The EPPO will be organised with a central office at EU level and a decentralised level consisting of European Delegated Prosecutors(EDP's) located in the Member States,who will also continue their function as national prosecutors(“double hat”).
However, their jurisdiction ends at national borders,leaving national prosecutors with limited tools to fight large-scale financial crime across borders.
Given the unavailability of reliable data on the total number of EU fraud cases prosecuted in the Member States,we cannot provide any precise indication of the overall share of indictments initiated by national prosecutors as a result of OLAF's judicial 39 recommendations.
The European Delegated Prosecutors may also exercise functions as national prosecutors, to the extent that this does not prevent them from fulfilling their obligations under this Regulation.
Eurojust should set up a thematic group on migrantsmuggling to strengthen and formalise cooperation between national prosecutors and enhance mutual legal assistance.
Given their dual status as both Union and national prosecutors, they will receive remuneration from the EU budget and will be covered by the Staff Regulations.
The European Delegated Prosecutors should act on behalf of the European Public Prosecutor's Office in their respective member states andhave the same powers as national prosecutors in respect of investigations, prosecutions and bringing cases to court.
European delegated prosecutors cannot be dismissed as national prosecutors by the competent national authorities without the consent of the European Public Prosecutor, when working on its behalf.
The European Delegated Prosecutors, appointed by the College on the proposal of the European Chief Prosecutor, act on behalf of the EPPO in their respective member states with the same powers as national prosecutors in relation to investigations, prosecutions, and bringing cases to judgment.
With regard to the European Delegated Prosecutors, the Regulation ensures that the national prosecutors appointed to work for the European Public Prosecutor's Office shall be completely independent from national prosecution authorities.
Notwithstanding their special status under this Regulation, the European Delegated Prosecutors should, during their term of office, also be members of the prosecution service of their Member State, namely a prosecutor or member of the judiciary, andshould be granted by their Member State at least the same powers as national prosecutors.
We note that it is not always possible to prevent a case from becoming time-barred; national prosecutors may also reach a different conclusion as to whether an offence has been committed.
Therefore, the fact that many cases are dismissed by national prosecutors because no crime has been committed or because cases have become time-barred indicates that, to date, there are weaknesses in the cooperation between OLAF and national authorities.
Parliament's rapporteur Barbara Matera(EPP, IT) said:“Thanks to the EPPO,which will unify the work of national prosecutors under one European body, the shortcomings of uncoordinated national investigations into the misuse of EU funds will be addressed.
A"College" of ten- bringing together the European Public Prosecutor, the deputies and the national prosecutors- will ensure a seamless integration between the EU and the national level, notably by agreeing on the internal rules of procedure, including on general rules on the allocation of cases.
The European Delegated Prosecutors shall act on behalf of the EPPO in their respective Member States andshall have the same powers as national prosecutors in respect of investigations, prosecutions and bringing cases to judgment, in addition and subject to the specific powers and status conferred on them, and under the conditions set out in this Regulation.
This decision should, inter alia, ensure that the European Delegated Prosecutors, in the specific case that they also exercise functions as national prosecutors in accordance with Article 13(3), will in principle continue to be paid in their capacity as national prosecutors and that the remuneration as special adviser will only relate to the equivalent of the work on behalf of the EPPO in the capacity as a European Delegated Prosecutor. .
In that respect, it is relevant to note that it has already been held that the lawfulness of the transmission to the Commission by a national prosecutor or the authorities competent in competition matters of information obtained in application of national criminal law is a question governed by national law.
It follows from the case-law cited in paragraphs 45 and46 above that the lawfulness of the transmission to the Commission by a national prosecutor or the authorities competent in competition matters of information obtained in application of national criminal law is a question governed by national law.
If a Member State decides to dismiss, or to take disciplinary action against, a national prosecutor who has been appointed as European Delegated Prosecutor for reasons not connected with his/her responsibilities under this Regulation, it shall inform the European Chief Prosecutor before taking such action.
In the event that a European Delegated Prosecutor at any given moment is unable to fulfil his/her functions as a European Delegated Prosecutor because of the exercise of such functions as national prosecutor, he/she shall notify the supervising European Prosecutor, who shall consult the competent national prosecution authorities in order to determine whether priority should be given to their functions under this Regulation.
In the absence of an agreement pursuant to paragraph 3 of this Article or a recognition pursuant to paragraph 4 of this Article, the handling European Delegated Prosecutor, in accordance with Article 13( 1),may have recourse to the powers of a national prosecutor of his/ her Member State to request legal assistance in criminal matters from authorities of third countries, on the basis of international agreements concluded by that Member State or applicable national law and, where required, through the competent national authorities.