Criminal Justice and the European Idea

Crime - and criminal justice - is ever more intertwined on an international and especially on a European level. As criminal justice is fragile, European Criminal Justice must focus on the European Idea and the values enshrined in Article 2 TEU, in particular the rule of law, the protection of human and fundamental rights as well as fundamental freedoms. The consequences of the Covid-19-Pandemic and now of the Russian aggression against Ukraine challenge the European Idea - also with respect to European Criminal Justice.

 

    • STREAM-EAW

      Strengthening Trust in the European Criminal Justice Area through Mutual Recognition and the Streamlined Application of the European Arrest Warrant

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    • eurocrim

      Database on European Criminal Law

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    • EPPO-LEX

      The legal research library on the European Public Prosecutor's Office

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Publications

Selection of non-German Publications

  • Brodowski, On the Transformative Power of European Criminal Law, in: Florian Weber/Olaf Kühne/Julia Dittel (eds.), Transformation Processes in Europe and Beyond. Perspectives for Horizontal Geographies, Wiesbaden: Springer VS, 2024, p. 213–223, ISBN: 978-3-658-42893-8, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-42894-5_10
  • Brodowski, European Criminal Justice, in: Laura Anina Zander/Nicola Kramp-Seidel (eds.), Europe in Law and Literature. Transdisciplinary Voices in Conversation, Berlin: De Gruyter, 2023, p. 135–142, ISBN: 978-3-1110-7569-3, DOI: 10.1515/9783111075693-015
  • Herrnfeld/Brodowski/Burchard, European Public Prosecutor’s Office. Article-by-Article Commentary, Baden-Baden – München – Oxford: Nomos – Beck – Hart, 2021, ISBN: 978-3-406-74388-7
  • Brodowski, European Criminal Justice – From Mutual Recognition to Coherence, in: Sergio Carrera / Deirdre Curtin / Andrew Geddes (eds.), 20 Years Anniversary of the Tampere Programme. Europeanisation Dynamics of the EU Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, San Domenico di Fiesole, 2020, p. 225–238, ISBN: 978-92-9084-882-0, DOI: 10.2870/66646
  • Brodowski, Sanction Regimes by the European Central Bank, European Securites and Markets Authority and World Bank – Examples for an Emerging Global Criminal Justice?, in: Adán Nieto Martín / Beatriz García Moreno (eds.), Ius Puniendi y Global Law. Hacia un Derecho Penal Sin Estado, Valencia: tirant lo blanch, 2019, p. 183–200, ISBN: 978-84-1313-624-0

Lectures

Selection of non-German Lectures

  • Brodowski, Lecture »Admissibility of Evidence in EPPO Proceedings« at the conference »EPPO One Year in Action: Towards Resolving Complexity and Bringing Added Value« on 31.05.2022 in Luxembourg
  • Brodowski, Lecture »Mutual Trust and Mutual Distrust in EU Criminal Justice« at a symposium on European Criminal Law at Szeged University on 07.-10.10.2019 in Szeged, Hungary
  • Brodowski, Presentation on »Evidence-gathering within the EU (from the Council of Europe Convention of 1959 to the European Evidence Warrant)« at a Practitioners’ Workshop on Cross-Border Evidence Gathering »Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters and Electronic IT Data in the EU – Ensuring Efficient Cross-Border Cooperation and Mutual Trust (JUD-IT)« on 03.07.2018 in Brussels