Confrontation of Immunity and Responsibility Arising from Violation of Jus Cogens Norms in the ICJ Jurisprudence by Mahshid Ajeli lahiji, S. Ali Hosseiniazad, Majid Zahmatkesh

“…Especially, in the cases concerning the Arrest Warrant (Congo v. Belgium 2002) and the Jurisdictional Immunities (Germany v. …”
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THE FREE MOVEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND JUDICIAL DECISIONS by Gheorghe BOCSAN

“…Finally, the study analyses the principle of mutual recognition in EU law as a transplant from the internal market in the judicial cooperation in criminal matters, which produces numerous application instruments, among them the first and most productive is the European Arrest Warrant. This paper studies also the common standard and paradigm that all instruments based upon the free movement of judgments and judicial decision have, amongst others: the warrant/order typology, direct communication between the competent authorities of Member States, elimination of the recognition procedure, the express mentioning of the mandatory and optional grounds of refusal, the partial removal of double criminality requirement etc.…”
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JURISPRUDENTIAL ASPECTS REGARDING THE APPLICATION OF THE NE BIS IN IDEM PRINCIPLE IN THE AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION by Mihaela-Augustina DUMITRAȘCU, Oana-Mihaela SALOMIA

“…As it is stated in the Treaty, this field is regulated at European level taking into account the national systems of law, including common law principles and „traditions” of the Member States; one of these principles is ne bis in idem provided for by different types of rules within the EU Law on: the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, the Schengen Area, the European Arrest Warrant, the EPPO, and also the provisions of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. …”
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Penerapan Asas Praduga Tidak Bersalah (Presumption of Innocent) Pelaku Tindak Pidana Pencurian di Tingkat Penyidikan by Ahmad Faiz Alamsyah, Sidik Sunaryo, Yaris Adhial Fajrin

“…It can be concluded that in the application of rights in the arrest process, two rights have not been implemented by the Pamekasan Police investigators, namely the suspect's right to ask the investigator to show an arrest warrant (Article 18 paragraph (1) KUHAP) and regarding the right for the family of the arrested suspect to receive a copy of the letter. an immediate arrest order (article 18 paragraph (3) KUHAP). …”
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The International Criminal Court at the crossroads by Abdelwahab Biad

“…The entry into force of the of the Statute on 1 July 2002 allowed the Court Prosecutor to initiate the fi rst investigations and processes for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in the confl icts which have devastated certain African States (D.R.C., The Central African Republic and Uganda). The arrest warrant against the Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir for atrocities committed in Darfur demonstrates the limitations of action on the Court which cannot carry out its mandate without the cooperation of the States. …”
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Europe’s gift to the United Kingdom’s unwritten constitution – juridification by Young, A, Birkinshaw, P, Mitselegas, V, Christou, T

“…These have contributed e.g. to the subsequent introduction of rights-based safeguards to European Arrest Warrant legislation and of a forum bar with regard to international extradition treaties. …”

Mutual Trust and Human Rights in the AFSJ: In Search of Guidelines for National Courts by Evelien Brouwer

“…Criminal law: the European arrest warrant. - IV. Conclusions. - IV.1. Thresholds for rebuttal: different approaches by the European Courts? …”
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‘Third Party’ Status in EU Policing and Security - Comparing the Position of Norway with the UK before and after the ‘Brexit’ by Saskia Hufnagel

“…Furthermore, the article explores what the impact of the Brexit could be on the security situation in the UK, focusing in particular on JITs, the European Arrest Warrant (EAW), Europol and the Schengen Information System (SIS).…”
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Electronic Data Exchange within European Justice: A Good Opportunity? by Nadia Carboni, Marco Velicogna

“…The electronic services that have been so far selected are: European Payment Order (EPO), European Small Claim procedure, European Arrest Warrant (EAW), and the Secure cross-border exchange of sensitive data. …”
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Constitutional Implications of EU Membership: A View from the Commission by Frank Hoffmeister

“…Furthermore, constitutional prohibitions to extradite nationals were lifted to be able to comply with the European Arrest Warrant. Moreover, bans on foreigners acquiring real property were abolished, as they were not compatible with the free movement of capital. …”
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The Immunity of Heads of States of Nonparties in the Early Years of the ICC by Dapo Akande

“…The Court issued arrest warrants for President Omar al Bashir of Sudan and for Muammar Gaddafi while he was Libya's head of state, and it charged Uhuru Kenyatta shortly before he became head of state of Kenya. …”
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‘Unequal Justice': Colonial Law and the Shooting of Jim Crow by Barry Patton

“…This essay examines the case throughout, from the issuing of arrest warrants and policing practices to prosecution and presentation of evidence. …”
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Costs and Consequences of Traffic Fines and Fees: A Case Study of Open Warrants in Las Vegas, Nevada by Foster Kamanga, Virginia Smercina, Barbara G. Brents, Daniel Okamura, Vincent Fuentes

“…Using descriptive statistics to analyze the 2012–2020 open arrest warrants extracted from the Las Vegas Municipal Court, we find that 58.6% of all open warrants are from failure to pay tickets owing to administrative-related offenses—vehicle registration and maintenance, no license or plates, or no insurance. …”
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From exit to voice: reflections on exile through the accounts of Turkey’s intelligentsia by Baser, Bahar, Öztürk, Ahmet Erdi

“…The findings are based on 25 interviews conducted in 2021 with former academics, activists, artists, journalists and politicians who migrated to a variety of locations as a result of pending trials or arrest warrants against them, dehumanization discourse that pro-regime politicians directed toward them, as well as lack of freedom of speech and assembly.…”
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Who Arrests those Accused by the ICC? by Adrian Fulford

“…In total, the Court has issued thirty-two arrest warrants and nine summonses to appear, yet has held only nine individuals in custody, with fifteen still at large. …”
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Health sector corruption in the times of COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh: Newspapers as mirrors of society by Mahruba Khanam, Noshin Sayiara Shuchi, Raihana S. Kamal, Syed Masud Ahmed

“…Among the measures taken to contain corruption during COVID-19 included filing cases, issuing arrest warrants and asking for submission of wealth statement and source of income of the accused persons. …”
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Situation-Aware Deep Reinforcement Learning Link Prediction Model for Evolving Criminal Networks by Marcus Lim, Azween Abdullah, NZ Jhanjhi, Muhammad Khurram Khan

“…The key objective of this research is to develop a link prediction model that incorporates a fusion of metadata (i.e. environment data sources such as arrest warrants, judicial judgement, wiretap records and police station proximity) with a time-evolving criminal dataset in order to be aware of real-world situations to improve the quality of link prediction. …”
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