The European Public Prosecutor's Office

The European Public Prosecutor's Office

by Martijn Willem Zwiers

Book 12 of Series Supranational criminal law -- v.

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"After years of debate, the Treaty of Lisbon introduced a legal basis for the introduction of a European Public Prosecutor's Office in article 86 TFEU. This provision indicates that the Council may establish this new Office from Eurojust, and that it will be competent to combat crimes affecting the financial interests of the Union and possibly serious cross-border crime. However, this provision leaves more questions than it answers. In particular those questions related to the way the Office may be embedded in the Union's institutional structure are addressed in this book"--P. [4] of cover.

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