Next 1 December 2014 finish the transitional period in respect of certain third pillar measures in the field of police co-operation and judicial co-operation in criminal matters (full ECJ jurisdiction for instance). UK opted out on June 2014, and it is possible to rejoin until 30 September 2015.
I am working on the EGLE project for cooperation in expert witness evidence in the EU member states and the organisation to which I belong is an observer to the CEPEJ project on quality of justice in the EU. I am unclear what full ECJ jurisdiction would mean as it appears contrary to the current projects to harmonise expert evidence and other matters in European jurisdictions.
Dear Barry, many thanks for your answer and your comment. Actually I am working on the topic of DNA data exchange between EU Member States, and this question is linked to the UK's right to opt out of all the police and criminal justice measures provided by the Protocol 36 of the Lisbon Treaty (measures adopted after the Maastricht Treaty). I am not sure about the consequences of the full ECJ jurisdiction in this matter. In fact, I am starting to study this question in this moment, and to see how UK can rejoin tho the policie and criminal measures...
The EGLE project seems very interesting, so I would like to keep in touch with you, maybe I could ask you some questions after my research...
Thanks and regards,
Joaquín Sarrión.
I am studying the application of EU Counsel Decision 2008/615/JHA of 23 June (Prüm Teatry) but only for exchange information about vehicles in EUCARIS.
For this theme, this decision doesn´t affect because all the data are supported by a previous treaty and also, there is a public access to check part of this data from the british database.
With DNA I think that there is not another teatry that covers this information.
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