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The House of Lords EU Security and Justice Sub-Committee, sitting remotely on Tuesday 26 January 2021, heard evidence from three current and former law enforcement officials. Vice Admiral Sir...
A Vietnamese man, arrested in December 2020 on an EAW issued by a Brussels court, was brought before Westminster Magistrates’ Court this month to commence extradition proceedings against him....
Monday 25 January 2021 marks the start of the 115th Session of the Commission for the Control of
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On 15 January 2021, the High Court heard the first challenge to the validity of European Arrest Warrants (“EAW”) received by UK authorities before the end of the transition... Ever since the UK and US agreed new extradition arrangements in 2003 they have been a constant source of anxiety and debate about whether the Treaty, or the way... On 24 December 2020, criminal practitioners and law enforcement agencies breathed a collective sigh of relief at the conclusion of the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement (‘the Agreement’). Throughout... District Judge Vanessa Baraitser sitting at the Central Criminal Court on 4 January 2020 has ordered the discharge of Julian Assange in extradition proceedings brought by the United States’... Sunday’s decision by the UK and EU to continue negotiations past the parties’ self-imposed deadline offers a glimmer of hope that a justice and security deal may still be... Alexander Vinnik, the Russian alleged founder of the cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e, has been sentenced to 5 years’ imprisonment in France and ordered to pay a €100,000 fine for laundering... Jasvinder Nakhwal Nick Vamos
22nd Jan 2021
Court rejects challenge to application of EAW regime post-Brexit
19th Jan 2021
Court hears first challenge to lawfulness of EAWs post Brexit
14th Jan 2021
COMMENT: US/UK extraditions – swings and roundabouts, or still stuck on the see-saw?
14th Jan 2021
COMMENT: The UK-EU Trade Agreement: impact on security and cooperation
4th Jan 2021
Julian Assange discharged from US extradition proceedings
15th Dec 2020
The state of UK justice and security after the transition period
9th Dec 2020
Alexander Vinnik sentenced to five years’ imprisonment by Paris court
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