This article deals with the reform proposals in France pertaining to the replacement of the investigative judge (juge d’instruction) by a new authority (juge de l’instruction)
with the mandate to control the investigations carried out under the responsibility of the prosecution. [...]
Dear Readers, I am delighted to present this new issue of eucrim, which covers different aspects of judicial cooperation within the European Union. Cooperation in criminal
matters among the European Union Member States tackles various questions of a different nature, spanning legal, political, theoretical, and practical issues. [...]
I. Creation of an Area of Mutual Recognition of Judicial Decisions in Criminal Matters The adoption of Council Framework Decision 2008/947/JHA of 27 November 2008 on the application
of the principle of mutual recognition to judgments and probation decisions with a view to supervision of probation measures and alternative sanctions is a next step [...]
Within a relatively short period of time, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has had the opportunity to address the issue of a transnational ne bis in idem principle in several
cases in the EU, and a legislative proposal was also put forward on this matter.1 The increased attention paid to the transnational application of the ne bis in idem [...]
Dear Reader, It is a pleasure for me to address the readership of the eucrim journal. This issue is focusing on evidence gathering and JITs (Joint Investigation Teams), a relatively
new judicial cooperation instrument and a tool which will help us put many criminals behind bars. [...]
Das Bild der Schrift in der griechischen Plastik: Materialität und Intermedialität schrifttragender statuarischer Monumente von archaischer bis hellenistischer Zeit Johannes
Fouquet [...]
Flora Hergon est docteure en sociologie de l’EHESS. Le 9 octobre 2025, elle a soutenu une thèse intitulée “Devenir suspect. Légitimation et contestation des perquisitions
et des assignations à résidence sous l’état d’urgence (2015-2017)”. [...]
Imperium und Oikumene: Universale Horizonte und partikulare Kontexte in der hellenistisch-römischen Welt Charlotte Köckert
Volume 120 | Millennium-Studien / Millennium Studies [...]
Avian Iconography and Awareness of the Natural Calendar in Ancient Egypt Chiori Kitagawa Ancient Egyptians employed three calendrical systems—civil (365 days), natural
(environmental phenomena) and lunar—yet the relationship between administrative time-reckoning and ecological awareness in funerary iconography merits closer [...]