Fulfillment of the Conditions of Law no. 302/2004 on the European Arrest Warrant
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https://doi.org/10.18662/lumenlaw/9.1/54Keywords:
European arrest warrant, handing over of prisoners, requested person, pre-trial detention, conditionsAbstract
In the Romanian and European doctrine, taking into account the definition given by the European legislator in the normative act itself, the Framework “Decision no. 2002/584/JHA, the European arrest warrant was defined in a similar manner as the legislator did”.
Thus, one jurisprudential decision states that: “from a legal point of view, the European arrest warrant is defined as a court decision issued by the competent judicial authority of an EU Member State, in order for another state to arrest and hand over a person who is wanted in order to stand for prosecution, trial or the execution of a custodial sentence or a security measure” (European Court of Justice, 2016).
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