Comparison Of The Transfer Of Criminal Proceeding With Other Forms Of International Legal Cooperation In Criminal Matters

Voynova, Ralitsa

doi:10.1515/kbo-2015-0091

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“…Full detention follows in both cases when the formal request is received. Lastly, the channels of communications are similar [3].…”

Section: The Purpose Of the Recognition And Enforcement Of Criminal Jmentioning

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Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Criminal Judgments under the Law of Somalia

Girginov¹

2019

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The recognition and enforcement of foreign criminal judgments is a modality is opposite to the extradition of sentenced parsons for the execution of the punishment imposed on them. This is a traditional modality international judicial cooperation in criminal matters. Although it assists future execution proceedings in the country which has accepted the foreign judgment, this modality is not any part of them. Moreover, it is a specific procedure based on different principles. This procedure is rarely used; its efficiency is low. As a result, it constitutes a serious challenge to both lawmakers and judicial actors (criminal judges, prosecutors, investigators), especially in countries with outdated criminal legislation and weak criminal justice system, such as Somalia. This research paper describes the current situation and resorts to the comparative law approach, mainly. It aims at explaining Somali law on the recognition and enforcement of foreign criminal judgments to eventually, facilitate the process of turning Somalia into a predictable international partner in the common struggle of nations against crime.

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“…Full detention follows in both cases when the formal request is received. Lastly, the channels of communications are similar [3].…”

Section: The Purpose Of the Recognition And Enforcement Of Criminal Jmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Criminal Judgments under the Law of Somalia

Girginov¹

2019

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“…[3] The duplication of criminal jurisdictions often creates "conflicts of competence", the resolution for which the European legislator has already endorsed a number of legal mechanisms as an extradition, transfer of criminal proceedings, transfer of sentenced persons, recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments, etc. [4] These forms of legal cooperation between European countries aim to balance the national and supranational interests in favor of a higher value, such as the rule of law. Nevertheless, the issue of national identity remains on the agenda.…”

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Nationalisms Versus Solidarity in Case of Eu Law and Security

Marin

2018

International Conference KNOWLEDGE-BASED ORGANIZATION

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The purpose of this article is to focus on the main prerequisites for the increasing nationalism among some of the Member States in the European Union and its impact in terms of solidarity, law, and security. In recent years, a number of events and processes have unlocked the growth of nationalism and the increase of its public support as a response to the fear of replacing the values and identity of European societies. For example, the disproportionate migratory pressures "woke up" in some European societies a legitimate fear for their national identity. It is now the time to offer legal mechanisms that are flexible enough for sharing security and finding a balance between the national and European interest in order to avoid a revival of extreme nationalism.

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Existing Dangers for the Child on the Internet

Krasteva

2018

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In the past few years there has been a significant increase in Internet use. Undoubtedly, the Internet reveals new opportunities for its users, but it also hides serious dangers. It was found that the most frequent Internet users are people aged 14-24. In recent years there is a fall in the lower age limit. Therefore, children, as the most active users of the Internet, are also the most vulnerable to online dangers. The subject of this research is precisely those online dangers, which threaten children in particular. They affect different social relationships, but each of them affects the proper development of children. The aim of the research is to inform the public and its individual citizens about the existing dangers on the Internet. It turns out that the most secure form of prevention here is namely awareness and training. By outlining existing dangers on the Internet and presenting them to the public, effective ways to avoid them could be sought. In this way, children can be protected from internet encroachments.

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Comparison Of The Transfer Of Criminal Proceeding With Other Forms Of International Legal Cooperation In Criminal Matters

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Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Criminal Judgments under the Law of Somalia

Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Criminal Judgments under the Law of Somalia

Nationalisms Versus Solidarity in Case of Eu Law and Security

Existing Dangers for the Child on the Internet

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