Study on judicial cooperation, mutual legal assistance and extradition of drug traffickers and other drug-related crime offenders, between the EU and its Member States and Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries
| Year of publication: |
2013
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| Authors: | Parra, Javier Luis ; Arnaiz, Amaya ; Bodoque, Ángel |
| Institutions: | Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Justiz (contributor) ; FIIAPP (contributor) ; COMJIB (contributor) |
| Publisher: |
Amt für Amtliche Veröffentlichungen |
| Subject: | Drogenkriminalität | drug-related crime | EU | Justiz | judiciary | Kooperation | cooperation | Lateinamerika | Latin America |
- 0. Acronyms & abbreviations
- 1. Executive Summary
- 2. Introduction to Cooperation, MLA and Extradition between EU and its MS and LAC countries
- 2.1. Introductory note
- 2.2. Historical development of EU-LAC bi-regional cooperation
- 2.3. EU Cooperation Projects for CELAC
- 3. State of the art within the LAC Region: analysis of the MLA/extraditionsystem in place
- 3.1. Justice system and legal cooperation in the Region: historical andcultural factors and institutional design
- 3.2. Characteristics of Judicial Cooperation in LAC countries
- 3.3. Drug Trafficking in the LAC Region
- 4. Analysis of extradition and MLA between LAC countries and the EU.
- 4.1. Overview of LAC participation in multilateral conventions with EU MS
- 4.2. Mapping of LAC & EU MS participation in bilateral MLA agreements
- 4.3. Mapping and assessing on the bilateral extradition agreements
- 4.4. Assessment of the LAC and EU MS participation in international conventions on drug trafficking
- 4.5. Analysis of the LAC countries’ participation in international agreements and the transfer of sentenced drug traffickers: bilateral and multilateral conventions. Extradition to serve sentences at home
- 5. The functioning of international legal instruments signed between LAC countries and EU MS, and of other practical tools
- 5.1. Research Data sheet
- 5.2. Analysis of the use of bilateral extradition agreements
- 5.3. Comparative analysis of the use of international legal instruments on drug-related crimes
- 5.4. Operational gaps and potential obstacles of existing tools
- 6. Study report Main Findings
- 6.1. Main Findings
- 7. Conclusions
- 7.1. General Conclusions
- 7.2. Key Conclusions
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