@article{2017:falkiewicz:the_double,
title = {The Double Criminality Requirement in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice – Reflections in Light of the European Court of Justice Judgment of 11 January 2017, C-289/15, Criminal Proceedings against Jozef Grundza},
year = {2017},
note = {Considerable limitations of the double criminality requirement in the
third pillar instruments were mainly linked with the constitutional
principles nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege. For this reason,
researchers did not pay sufficient attention to the question of proper
interpretation of the double criminality requirement in the Area of
Freedom, Security and Justice. In the recently released judgment of
the Grundza case (C-289/15), the European Court of Justice has
answered question with reference to Framework Decision 2008/909/JHA.
In this paper, an attempt is undertaken to examine the double
criminality requirement in a broader context, namely EU cooperation in
criminal matters.},
journal = {EuCLR European Criminal Law Review},
pages = {258--274},
author = {Falkiewicz, Ariel},
volume = {7},
number = {3}
}