EAW

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EAW is the abbreviation for the European Arrest Warrant, a legal framework that streamlines the extradition of individuals between European Union member states for prosecution or to serve a sentence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf EU framework decision
European Arrest Warrant
European Union law measure
extradition mechanism
legal instrument
abbreviation EAW NERFINISHED
appliesIn European Union member states NERFINISHED
appliesToOffencesWithMaximumPenalty at least 12 months of imprisonment for prosecution cases
appliesToOffencesWithRemainingSentence at least 4 months of imprisonment for sentence enforcement
basedOnPrinciple mutual recognition of judicial decisions
canBeTransmittedVia Interpol channels
Schengen Information System NERFINISHED
category EU area of freedom, security and justice instrument
contains description of the circumstances of the offence
identity of the requested person
information on the nature and legal classification of the offence
penalty imposed or prescribed
criticisedFor disparities in procedural safeguards between member states
potential impact on fundamental rights
enteredIntoForce 2004
executedBy judicial authority of another member state
feature abolition of political offence exception for most offences
direct transmission between judicial authorities
limited grounds for refusal
standardised warrant form
time limits for decision on execution
implementedBy national legislation of EU member states
issuedBy judicial authority of a member state
language all official EU languages
legalBasis Council Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA NERFINISHED
mayBeRefusedOnGroundsOf age of criminal responsibility
amnesty in the executing state
ne bis in idem (double jeopardy)
serious risk of fundamental rights violations as interpreted by case law
mayBeUsedFor organised crime offences
serious cross-border crime
terrorism-related offences
purpose facilitate surrender of persons for prosecution
facilitate surrender of persons to serve a custodial sentence
streamline extradition procedures within the EU
reformedBy subsequent EU legislation and case law interpretations
relatedTo principle of mutual trust between EU member states
replaces traditional extradition procedures between EU member states
requires guarantees on fundamental rights compliance
scopeIncludes persons sought for criminal prosecution
persons sought to serve a custodial sentence
subjectTo review by the Court of Justice of the European Union

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