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Judicial and police cooperation.
Transatlantic judicial and police cooperation.
Judicial and police cooperation.
We are regularly called upon to give our views on judicial and police matters.
Judicial and police cooperation.
Secondly, what initiatives are to be taken to intensify judicial and police cooperation?
Background: Judicial and Police Cooperation.
Caudron(PSE), in writing.-(FR) We are regularly called upon to give our views on judicial and police matters.
Judicial and Police Cooperation eu2012. dk.
The framework decision on data protection in the field of judicial and police cooperation will also be another very helpful instrument.
Judicial and police cooperation need to be stepped up, using the facilities of Europol and Eurojust.
Mr Berlusconi, you have again had little to say about the Council's conclusions on the outcomes of the discussions on judicial and police cooperation.
Increased cooperation between the judicial and police bodies in fighting transnational crime has led to the transfer of more and more personal data.
Certainly, immigration is a matter requiring European coordination in order to strengthen the judicial and police tools able to tackle organised crime.
Judicial and police coordination needs to be set upand sanctions put in place, but people also need to be informed and, above all.
Preparation of the TEC meeting and the EU/USA Summit(2 and 3 November 2009)- Transatlantic judicial and police cooperation debate.
I would like to add that the issue of judicial and police cooperation remains centraland decisive in the context of the fight against money laundering, even though it is not covered by this directive.
A suspension or moratorium in this context does not necessarily mean a cancellation up-front; prosecution of the real perpetrators of fraud by customs through increased judicial and police cooperation in the European Union;
Under Article K2 of the Treaty on European Union matters named in Article K1,including judicial and police cooperation in criminal matters, are dealt with in compliance with the European Convention on Human Rights.
I would point out that the European Parliament has,for many years now, been calling for an instrument designed to protect data in the context of judicial and police cooperation.
I support this measure,because it constitutes a step forwards in establishing a system of judicial and police cooperation, which is necessary if the area of freedom, security and justice is to come into being.
As our Socialist coordinator said,we Socialists still think that the rapporteur is not the most suitable person to produce reports on judicial and police cooperation.
First, the upshot of the proposals under discussion is that they strengthen judicial and police cooperation with a view to creating a single European area of justice with communitised civil and criminal procedures.
During a certain epoch of evolution it is natural that this perception should be the highest expression of common sense, and this epoch is not yet over;it is the basis of society's judicial and police system.
Nevertheless, in order toresolve this problem we must speed up the creation of a common judicial and police area, and of a coherentand homogeneous policy on immigration and asylum in the Union.
Unfortunately, not only do the reports make no attempt to put a halt to this anti-grass roots and anti-democratic development; on the contrary,they incorporate it in an overall reform of the means available for judicial and police assistance.
This approach would make it possible to step up coordination and information sharing between the administrative bodies, the judicial and police authorities, and the sectors of economic activity involved throughout the European Union.
As regards trafficking in human beings in general, given the various dimensions of this phenomenon, the Council has taken action at different levels,covering aspects of migration policy and judicial and police cooperation.
As regards the report by Mr Posselt, who has done some sterling work,it is a fact that judicial and police cooperation is new territory for the European Unionand that every proposal that comes up for discussion marks progress.
The Group suggests applying the new typology of instruments defined under(A) both to the areas currently covered by the EC Treaty and to the area currently covered by Title VI of the Treaty on European Union judicial and police cooperation in criminal matters.