Criminal Proceedings, Languages and the European Union

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Multilingualism and Legal Translation of the Sources of Law of the European Union: The Implications for Criminal Law of the New Post-Lisbon Treaty Area of Freedom Security and Justice

Chapter 3 Linguistic Regimes and Judicial Cooperation in the Eurojust’s Perspective

Chapter 4 Multilingualism in the European Union Decision-Making Process

Chapter 5 Translation and Interpretation of EU Multilingual Legal Acts: The Viewpoint of a Comparative Private Lawyer

Chapter 6 Legal Translation and the EU Terminological Resources: An Imperfect Match

Chapter 7 The Lisbon Treaty: The French, English and Italian Versions of Articles 82–86 of the TFEU in Relation to Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters

Chapter 8 The Lisbon Treaty: The Spanish, English and Italian Versions of Articles 82–86 of the TFEU in Relation to Criminal Justice Cooperation

Chapter 9 The Future of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office in the Framework of Articles 85 and 86 TFEU: A Comparison Between the Italian, German, and English Versions

Chapter 10 The Environmental Liability Directive and the Problem of Terminological Consistency

Chapter 11 Emission Allowances: Non-legal Terminology and Problems of Qualification

Chapter 12 The Influence of Directive 2008/99/EC on the Harmonization and Renewal of the Lexicon of Environmental Criminal Law

Chapter 13 The Exchange of Information Extracted from the Criminal Record: The Heterogeneity of the National Legal Systems and Problems of Language

Chapter 14 Exchange of DNA Data Across the EU: Issues and Perspectives in Light of the Principle of Proportionality

Chapter 15 A “Neglected Appendage”: Reflections on the Difficulties of Victim Protection in EU Law

Chapter 16 The European Investigation Order

Chapter 17 Multiculturalism, Coercive Measures, Human Rights in EU Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters