Multilevel Protection of the Principle of Legality in Criminal Law

Chapter 1 Material Limits on the Criminal Legislator: Their Interpretation by the Spanish Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights

Chapter 2 The Conformation of Fundamental Rights by the Court of Justice of the European Union

Chapter 3 A Dialogue Between Courts. The Case-Law of the European Court of Human Rights and the Spanish Constitutional Court on the Principle of Legal Certainty

Chapter 4 How Judges Are Bound by the Legal Definition of the Crime

Chapter 5 “Ne bis in idem” in Spain and in Europe. Internal Effects of an Inverse and Partial Convergence of Case-Law (from Luxembourg to Strasbourg)

Chapter 6 The Principle of Legality in Criminal Law in the Inter-American System for the Protection of Human Rights

Chapter 7 The Legal Scars of Terrorism: The Unreasonable Parot Doctrine

Chapter 8 The Annulment of the Parot Doctrine by the European Court of Human Rights. ECtHR Judgement of 21 October 2013: Much Ado Over a Legally Awaited Judgement

Chapter 9 Rise and Fall of the Parot Doctrine: Multi-Level Protection of the Rights to Legality and to Liberty

Chapter 10 On the Principle of Criminal Legality and Its Scope: Foreseeability as a Component of Legality

Chapter 11 Chronicle of an Enforcement Foretold: The Effectiveness of the Del Río Prada ECtHR Judgement in Spain

Chapter 12 The “Del Río Prada” Judgements and the Problem of the Enforcement of ECtHR Decisions