Networking activities
EU Institutions Subcommittee
The purpose of this subcommittee is to promote a continuous and constant update on the innovative elements and perspectives for the development of EPPO in the different EU institutions, as well as to ensure fruitful cooperation in the exchange of information and to develop strategies for combating financial crimes of interest to the EU.
Chair
Florin-Răzvan Radu
Principal Legal Officer at the EPPO Legal Service
Petr Klement
European Public Prosecutor for Czech Republic, specialising in PIF crime, cybercrime, and combating the financing of terrorism
Francisco Fonseca Morillo
Direttore dell’Istituto di Studi Europei e dell’Università di Valladolid ed Ex vicedirettore generale della DG Giustizia presso la Commissione europea.
Members:
Miriam Testa
Alice Pontoriero
Ferdinando Sorbilli
Marta Valmadre
Activities
EPPO is closer to become fully operational in Sweden
Author: Miriam Testa Committee: Eu Institutions Date: 28/10/2024 The formal notification that Sweden made to the European Commission, expressing its intention to take part in the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), must be dated back to the 5th of June 2024....
Poland’s participation in the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (‘EPPO’)
Author: Florin-Răzvan RADU Committee: EU Institutions Committee Date: 28/05/2024 In accordance with Article 331(1) TFEU and Article 120 of Council Regulation (EU) 2017/1939 of 12 October 2017 implementing enhanced cooperation on the establishment of the European...
The General Court dismissed the action for annulment against a decision of a Permanent Chamber of the EPPO to bring a case to judgment.
Author: Florin-Razvan Radu Committee: EU Institutions Committee Date: 09/02/2024 The action: The action for annulment in case T-103/23, Victor Constantin Stan v. EPPO, was the first one before the General Court of the European Union contesting a decision of a...
Ireland started to cooperate in criminal matters with the EPPO
Author: Florin-Razvan Radu Committee: Eu institutions Committee Date: 23/11/2023 On 1 November 2023 entered into force the amendments to the Irish Mutual Legal Assistance Act (2008) that made possible the cooperation in criminal matters between the Republic of Ireland...
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