The Establishment of a European Public Prosecutor's Office: Between ‘Better Regulation’ and Subsidiarity Concerns
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The chapter investigates the establishment of the European Public Prosecutor Office (EPPO) from the perspective of better regulation and subsidiarity. The chapter addresses the question as to what extent the idea for the creation of an EPPO represents 'Better Regulation' as well as to what extent the subsidiarity concerns expressed by the Member States are well founded when considering the EU financial crimes area as a whole. The chapter concludes by discussing the 'Better Regulation' criteria specifically with regard to subsidiarity concerns in EU criminal law.
- Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Netherlands
- VU Research Institutes, Kooijmans Institute Netherlands
- Research Programmes - Law, Boundaries of Law Netherlands
- Transnational Legal Studies Netherlands
- University of Gothenburg Sweden
Criminal law, SDG 16 - Peace, Better regulation, Subsidiarity, Financial crimes, EU, Justice and Strong Institutions, European public prosecutor's office
Criminal law, SDG 16 - Peace, Better regulation, Subsidiarity, Financial crimes, EU, Justice and Strong Institutions, European public prosecutor's office
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