EU counter-terrorism offences
Subtitle: what impact on national legislation and case-law?
By: edited by Francesca Galli and Anne Weyembergh
Contributors: Galli, Francesca, 1981 August 14- editor of compilation; Weyembergh, Anne, editor of a compilation; European Criminal Law Academic Network; Université libre de Bruxelles. Institut d'études européennes
Series: Série "Études européennes"; Études européennes (Brussels, Belgium)
Publisher: Editions de l'Université de Bruxelles
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Brussels, Belgium
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
ISBN-13: 9782800415277
Copyright date: 2012
Subjects: EUROPE; Law and legislation; Criminal law; European Union; LAWS AND REGULATIONS; INTERNATIONAL AND MUNICIPAL LAW; LEGAL ASPECTS; COUNTER-TERRORISM; Terrorism; CRIMINAL LAW; TERRORISM; Prevention
Other titles: European Union counter-terrorism offenses
Notes: "This book is the result of the international conference "EU Counter-Terrorism Offenses: What Impact on National Legislation and Case-law?" organised by ECLAN (European Criminal Law Academic Network) and the Institute for European Studies (Université de Bruxelles) on 27-28 May 2001"--Foreword.

"IEE, Institut d'études européennes."

Includes bibliographical references.

In English and French.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Francesca Galli and Anne Weyembergh; title: The two Framework Decisions : a critical approach  -- Sabine Gless; title: Les infractions terroristes en droit penal francais : Quel impact des decisions-cadres de 2002 et 2008?  -- Henri Labayle; title: The impact of the Framework Decisions on combating terrorism on counterterrorism legislation and case law in Germany  -- Martin Bose; title: Italian counter-terrorism legislation : the development of a parallel track ("doppio binario")  -- Francesca Galli; title: The reform of Spain's antiterrorist criminal law and the 2008 Framework Decision  -- Manuel Cancio Melia; title: "No thank you, we've already got one!" : why EU anti-terrorist legislation has made little impact on the law of the UK  -- John R. Spencer; title: Austrian counter-terrorism legislation and case law  -- Robert Kert; title: Domestic provisions and case law : the Belgian case  -- Anne Weyembergh and Laurent Kennes; title: Denmark : criminal law as an anchorage point for proactive anti-terrorism legislation  -- Jorn Vestergaard; title: Anti-terrorism related criminal law reforms and human rights in Hungary  -- Katalin Ligeri; title: Impact de l'incrimination de terrorisme sur la cooperation europeenne en matiere de lutte contre le terrorisme  -- Gilles de Kerchove; title: How far do the new EU counter-terrorism offences facilitate police cooperation?  -- Roland Genson; title: L'impact du travail de rapprocheinent des legislations en matiere d'infraction de terrorisme dans l'Union europeenne en matiere de lutte contre le terrorisme  -- Emmanuel Barbe; title: Are we heading towards a European form of "enemy criminal law"? : on the compatibility of Jakobs's conception of "an enemy criminal law" and European criminal law  -- Stefan Braum; title: Risk prevention by means of criminal law : on the legitimacy of anticipatory offenses in Germany's recently enacted counter-terrorism law  -- Ulrich Sieber; title: Impact des nouvelles infractions terroristes quant a la qualification de participation a un groupe terroriste et a l'usage d'une preuve secrete devant le tribunal : commentaires d'un avocat  -- Christophe Marchand; title: Inchoate offences : the sanctioning of an act prior to and irrespective of the commission of any harm -- Katja Sugman Stubbs and Francesca Galli.