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The forms for the Mutual legal assistance applicable for cooperation with the United Kingdom under the Trade and Cooperation Agreement have been uploaded to the Judicial Library on the EJN website in MS Word document format in all EU languages.

On 16 February 2023 the 44th Regular Meeting of the EJN took place at Eurojust under the Swedish Presidency. The event gathered 60 participants from the EU Member States, as well as from Albania, Kosovo, Moldova, North Macedonia, Norway, Ukraine, Serbia, Switzerland and Turkey.

On Thursday, 9 February 2023, the renewed e-tools – Atlas, Fiches Belges and Compendium – were launched on the EJN website. These tools are tailored to assist practitioners in drafting and sending requests for legal assistance.

The Deputy Attorney General of Thailand and EJN Contact Point Mr Jumpun Phansumrit will be hosting together with Australian authorities and UNODC experts a seminar on Asset Recovery Cooperation.

The focus of the meeting was on the dramatic events in Ukraine and on investigations into the crimes against international law committed there. The participants discussed how to coordinate investigation of the international crimes more effectively.

The 59th Plenary Meeting, which took place on 9-11 November 2022 in Prague with the participation of approximately 120 EJN Contact Points, was dedicated mainly to cross border surveillance and special investigative measures.

On 25 October 2022, the 12th Edition of the National Meeting of the EJN Contact Points took place at the headquarters of the National Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw.

On the 29th of September 2022, the 14th National Correspondents meeting of the European Judicial Network took place in The Hague under the Czech Presidency of the Council of the European Union.

The 22nd Annual Meeting of the German EJN-contact points (and 10th Annual Berlin Regional EJN-Meeting) in Berlin on September 13, 2022 dealt with the problems about the extending authorisation of extradition in the different Member States.

The latest edition of the ECLAN Newsletter summarises the developments that took place in the field of EU Criminal Law from January to June 2022.

Closure of the Specialized Criminal Courts and Prosecutor’s Offices in Bulgaria

EUCRIM report - Issue 1/2022

The latest edition of the ECLAN Newsletter is now available.

You want to know more about the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO)? There is a new website eppo-lex.eu, which has been set up as a private initiative. It is intended to make available different types of legal documents concerning the EPPO and to help the user find the way through the complex legal framework for the operation of the EPPO.