RT Article
T1 Measures and mechanisms to strengthen international cooperation among prosecution services
JF Crime, law and social change
VO 47
IS 4/5
SP 261
OP 289
A1 Dandurand, Yvon
A2 Colombo, Gherardo 1946-
A2 Passas, Nikos
LA English
YR 2007
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1882205618
AB International cooperation among prosecution services is an urgent necessity and cooperation mechanisms are evolving rapidly to keep pace with new technologies. Their evolution over the last decade or so reflects the new determination of States to work more closely with each other to face the growing threats of organized crime, corruption and terrorism. Because of the dynamic nature of these crimes, Member States must constantly refine and perfect their strategies. Yet, in spite of the considerable progress achieved at the bilateral, regional, and international levels, international cooperation in the investigation and prosecution of serious crimes still needs considerable strengthening. This paper reviews some key issues, trends, and innovative practices with respect to both formal and informal international cooperation in criminal matters. It considers some of the practical issues that have recently emerged during the implementation of these measures and strategies as well as some of the solutions that are being advanced.
K1 International Cooperation
K1 Money Laundering
K1 Mutual Recognition
K1 Organise Crime
K1 Organize Crime
DO 10.1007/s10611-007-9072-6