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Book Title: Research Handbook on EU Criminal Law
Editor(s): Mitsilegas, Valsamis; Bergström, Maria; Konstadinides, Theodore
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN (hard cover): 9781783473304
Section: Chapter 17
Section Title: Organized crime
Author(s): Hufnagel, Saskia
Number of pages: 21
Abstract/Description:
Organized crime in the EU presents challenges at different levels. Legally, there is still a debate about the definition of organized crime in the EU. Policing and judicial practice struggles with the cross-border aspect of organized crime and the differences in substantive and procedural law in the Member States. This chapter focuses on the legislation and strategic measures that have been developed in the EU fight against organized crime. The chapter addresses the possibilities of adopting a common legislative strategy within the European legal framework. It investigates the development of EU organized crime legislation and other measures to control this ‘type’ of crime. Diverting from a purely legal investigation, the most prominent strategic measures in achieving Member States’ police and justice cooperation in this area are addressed to show the level of harmonization of enforcement strategies in the light of substantive criminal law developments at the EU level.
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