Eurojust
European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit
| Type | IGO |
|---|---|
| Website | eurojust.europa.eu |
| Wikipedia |  |
| Year founded | 2002 |
| Location |
The Hague
 Netherlands
|
| Functions | Sets standards or regulations |
| Tags | judicial reform |
| Summary | EUROJUST is an agency of the European Union (EU) dealing with judicial co-operation in criminal matters. Eurojust stimulates and improves the coordination of investigations and prosecutions between the competent authorities in the Member States and improves the cooperation between the competent authorities of the Member States, in particular by facilitating the execution of international mutual legal assistance and the implementation of extradition requests. Eurojust supports in any way possible the competent authorities of the Member States to render their investigations and prosecutions more effective when dealing with cross-border crime. At the request of a Member State, Eurojust may assist investigations and prosecutions concerning that particular Member State and a non-Member State if a cooperation agreement has been concluded or if an essential interest in providing such assistance is demonstrated. EUROJUST's competence covers the same types of crime and offences for which Europol has competence, such as terrorism, drug trafficking, trafficking in human beings, counterfeiting, money laundering, computer crime, crime against property or public goods including fraud and corruption, criminal offences affecting the European Community's financial interests, environmental crime and participation in a criminal organisation. For other types of offences, EUROJUST may assist in investigations and prosecutions at the request of a Member State. |
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Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 20 September 2023 English
In the absence of a request for removal from the personal file, the warning will remain in the personal file for as long as it remains in the inquiry file …
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 20 September 2023 English
Box 16183 – 2500 BD The Hague • The Netherlands DATA PROTECTION NOTICE Processing of personal data in the context of the list of participants in the annual Eurojust Meeting …
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 19 September 2023
Type(s) of Country of trial Date of decision and link Stage of decision Country of crime(s) Time period of crime(s) Summary of facts/crimes crime(s) The defendant, an Afghan national who …
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 8 September 2023 English
Collection and processing of personal data in the context of the medical examination of successful candidates to Eurojust selection procedures are under the responsibility of the Controller, who is the …
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 8 September 2023
Collection and processing of personal data in the context of the annual medical check-up of Eurojust staff members are under the responsibility of the Controller, who is the Head of …
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 23 August 2023 English
SIRIUS Quarterly Review on Data Disclosure Orders under Article 10 of the Digital Services Act
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 18 August 2023
SIRIUS Quarterly Review on the OECD Declaration on Government Access to Personal Data Held by Private Sector Entities
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 16 August 2023
Processing of personal data in the context of administrative inquiries and disciplinary proceedings for which the Administrative Director is the Appointing Authority Eurojust record of processing activity Record of processing …
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 8 August 2023 English
SIRIUS Quarterly Review on Article 7 of the Second Additional Protocol to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime
Eurojust: European Union's Judicial Cooperation Unit · 8 August 2023 English
SIRIUS Project Quarterly Review on Article 6 of the Second Additional Protocol to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime