The fight against impunity in EU law

Friday 15 February 2019 | Room E5
h. 9.00 – 11.00
The fight against impunity and the allocation of criminal jurisdiction in the EU
Chair: Luisa Marin, University of Twente
Ne bis in idem and the risk of impunity in Europe: from World War II to recent developments Bas van Bockel, Utrecht University
Impunity and soft coordination of national jurisdictions under EU law: the role of national
authorities and EU agencies and bodies Athina Giannakoula, Aristotle University

The fight against impunity between EU and national legal orders: What role for the EPPO?Costanza di Francesco Maesa, University of Turin

EU substantive criminal law and jurisdiction clauses: claiming jurisdiction to fight impunity? Martin Böse, Bonn University

h. 11.00- 11.30 Question time and coffee break
h. 11.30 – 13.00
The fight against impunity and the external dimension of the AFSJ Chair: Alberto Miglio, University of Turin
Impunity in international fora: Any lessons for the EU? Aurora Rasi, University La Sapienza, Rome
Impunity and EU or Member States extradition agreements with Third Countries
Stefano Saluzzo, University of Eastern Piedmont EU-US information cooperation in the fight against crime: problems and perils
Christina Eckes and Dominique Barnhoorn, University of Amsterdam
h. 13.00 – 14.30 Lunch break
h. 14.30 – 16.30
Impunity and new surveillance technologies under EU law Chair: Alberto Oddenino, University of Turin
The development of EU borders / migration control databases and their impact on the contrast to impunity: new challenges from interoperability? Niovi Vavoula, Queen Mary University London
Law enforcement cooperation and challenges in information management Francesca Galli, EUI Enhancing policing through big data, artificial intelligence and algorithms Mariavittoria Catanzariti, EUI
Big data, A.I. and algorithms and the fight against impunity: applications for prosecutions
Mojca Plesnicar and Pika Šarf, University of Ljubljana
16.30
Concluding remarks: Stefano Montaldo and Luisa Marin