Eksempler på brug af Decisions in criminal matters på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Commission also adopted a communication on the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters.
Point 1.14 Parliament resolution on the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters: Bull.
Although progress has been made in the area of mutual recognition of decisions in criminal matters, very little progress has been made with regard to guaranteeing and ensuring the rights of suspected and accused persons.
I should like to thank the rapporteur for introducing this difficult topic of the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters.
The most important contribution by the Commission was last summer's communication on the mutual recognition of decisions in criminal matters, in which we set out the Commission's approach to this section of the more comprehensive area of mutual recognition.
We will be organising and supporting actions including, in particular,the debate on the need for a legislative programme on implementing mutual recognition of judicial decisions in criminal matters.
It is worth pointing out that this issue was addressed in the Commission communication on the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters, which we issued and debated here in the European Parliament in July 2000.
I am standing in today for Mr Wuermeling, who drafted the opinion of the Committee on Legal Affairs,in which he says that it is important to make progress in relation to the recognition of final decisions in criminal matters.
This was also confirmed in the Programme of measures to implement the principle of mutual recognition of decisions in criminal matters that was adopted by the Council and the Commission.
The problem of mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters arises of course from the irreducible- at least in the short term, and here I agree with Mr Posselt- diversity of the legal and judicial systems of the various countries in the European Union.
Point 1.10 Commission communication on the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters: COM(2000) 495; Bull.
The next item is the debate on the report(A5-0145/2001) by Mr Di Lello Finuoli, on behalf of the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs, on the Commission communication to the Council andthe European Parliament on the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters poses many problems, which we have tried to face and solve in the best way possible, thanks also to the input from the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market and its draftsman, Mr Joachim Wuermeling.
Commission communication to the Council on the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters: COM(2000) 495; Bull.
It will, however,be necessary to remove some obstacles that today prevent full recognition of final decisions in criminal matters, and among these obstacles are the requirement of dual criminality, which often allows the competent authority in the enforcing state to re-examine the decision issued by the authority of another Member State in both form and substance.
The need for this specific instrument was identified in the programme of measures designed to apply the principle of the mutual recognition of decisions in criminal matters adopted by the Council and the Commission in November 2000.
This means that not only must we be very carefulin furthering unification and harmonisation while respecting diversity, we must also be very careful in how we recognise final decisions in criminal matters.
As with the European Arrest Warrant, we simply believe that we cannot continue to integrate criminal law andapply the principle of mutual recognition of measures and decisions in criminal matters between the Member States without simultaneously stepping up safeguards and rights of defence in Europe.
It is regrettable and significant, however, that Parliament has not adopted the proposals for amendment tabled by my group insisting on the‘entry into force of the framework decision on procedural safeguards being a precondition for the entry into force of the European arrest warrant andfor the full implementation of the principle of the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters in the European Union.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the second framework decision, on the European arrest warrant,must be based on the principle of the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters, in line with the conclusions of the Tampere European Council of October 1999, and with the recommendation made to us by the Heads of State and Government at the Ghent European Council of October this year.
Report(A5-0145/2001) by Mr Di Lello Finuoli, on behalf of the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs, on the Commission communication to the Council andthe European Parliament on the mutual recognition of final decisions in criminal matters COM(2000) 495- C5-0631/2000- 2000/2295COS.
PT In the interests of satisfying the political desire expressed at both Tampere andLaeken to put into effect the principle of mutual recognition of decisions in criminal matters('… which? should become the cornerstone of judicial cooperation in both civil and criminal matters within the Union'), we have, in the course of this plenary, approved various proposals containing measures whose aim is to implement the principle of mutual recognition of decisions in criminal matters.
On 5 September, in view of the re-emergence and growth of terrorist activities on Community territory, the European Parliament recommended that the Council should adopt a set of provisions on the subject(definition of offences and penalties for them,mutual recognition of decisions in criminal matters, implementation of a European search and arrest warrant) 4.