The European Arrest Warrant: Between trust, democracy and the rule of law: Introduction. The European Arrest Warrant: Extradition in transition

European Constitutional Law Review

Volumn 3, Issue 2, 2007, Pages 244-252

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Author keywords

Constitutional Courts; Contrapunctual Principles; Democracy; European Arrest Warrant; Implementation; Mutual Trust; Refusal Grounds; Rule of Law

Indexed keywords

EID: 34548165852     PISSN: 15740196     EISSN: 17445515     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/S1574019607002441     Document Type: Article

References (8)

1. See, Editorial 'Mutual Trust', 2 EuConst (2006) p. 1-3.
2. J. Komárek, 'European Constitutionalism and the European Arrest Warrant: In search of the limits of "contrapunctional principles", 44 CML Rev. (2007) p. 9-40. Referring by analogy to the musical method of harmonizing different melodies that are not in a hierarchical relationship inter se.
3. C. Tomuschat, 'Inconsistencies - The German Federal Constitutional Court on the European Arrest Warrant', 2 EuConst (2006) p. 209-226.
4. See A. Lazowski, 'Poland. Constitutional Tribunal on the Surrender of Polish Citizens Under the European Arrest Warrant. Decision of 27 April 2005', 1 EuConst (2005) p. 569-581.
5. See E. Spaventa, 'Opening Pandora's Box: Some Reflections on the Constitutional Effects of the Decision in Pupino', 3 EuConst (2007) p. 5-24.
6. ECJ Case C-303/05, 3 May 2007.
7. Ibid., para. 57.
8. Ibid., para. 53.