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Themis Competition 2012

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Explore why automatic application of mutual recognition to evidence issues poses challenges in respecting fundamental principles of criminal procedure, impacting defendant rights and liberties. Address obstacles and propose solutions for harmonization of evidence rules.

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  1. ThemisCompetition 2012 Why are weagainst the application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues ? Team France 6 Milène Chebrout Stéphanie De Porti Léopoldine Fay

  2. Whatevidence are wetalking about?

  3. Whatevidence are wetalking about? • Evidence whichalreadyexists ?

  4. Whatevidence are wetalking about? • Evidence whichalreadyexists ? • The gathering of evidence ?

  5. Main issues : Harmonization is insufficient to fully respect the fundamental principles of criminal procedure

  6. Main issues : Harmonization is insufficient to fully respect the fundamental principles of criminal procedure The consequences of the automatic application of the principle of mutual recognition on the rights and liberties of the defendant

  7. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States

  8. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States Conceptualproblem

  9. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States Conceptualproblem - In relation to the definition of the principle of mutual recognition

  10. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States Conceptualproblem - In relation to the definition of the principle of mutual recognition BUT NOT FOR EVIDENCE !

  11. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States Conceptualproblem - In relation to the definition of the principle of mutual recognition BUT NOT FOR EVIDENCE !  We are not talking about JUDICIAL decision

  12. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States  Mutual recognition requiresMutual Trust

  13. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States Conceptualproblem The obstacles raised to an automatic application of the principle of mutual recognition in relation to the different applications of the notion of fair trial

  14. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States The obstacles raised to an automatic application of the principle of mutual recognition in relation to the different applications of the notion of fair trial WHY DO STATES HAVE LAWS ON EVIDENCE??

  15. Part 1: The so problematic application of the principle of mutual recognition to evidence issues regarding the different legal orders of the Member States The obstacles raised to an automatic application of the principle of mutual recognition in relation to the different applications of the notion of fair trial - WHY DO STATES HAVE LAWS ON EVIDENCE?? - Different applications of the standards : example : privilegeagainst self incrimination, loyalty…

  16. Principle of mutual recognition is not a magicwand

  17. Part 2 : The problematic consequences of the application of the principle of mutual recognition on the rights and liberties of the defendant

  18. Part 2 : The problematic consequences of the application of the principle of mutual recognition on the rights and liberties of the defendant In relation to the fundamentalrights

  19. Part 2 : The problematic consequences of the application of the principle of mutual recognition on the rights and liberties of the defendant In relation to the fundamentalrights In relation to the danger of a potential « forum shopping »

  20. CONCLUSION…someproposals

  21. CONCLUSION…someproposals need to frame the rules on gathering evidence especially by checking the proportionality of the investigation measures

  22. CONCLUSION…someproposals need to frame the rules on gathering evidence especially by checking the proportionality of the investigation measures necessity to apply the principle of mutual recognition only to decisions of judicial authorities

  23. CONCLUSION…someproposals need to frame the rules on gathering evidence especially by checking the proportionality of the investigation measures necessity to apply the principle of mutual recognition only to decisions of judicial authorities a prior harmonization of rules on gathering of evidence is necessary

  24. Mutual recognition requiresmutual trust = builtstep by step

  25. Thankyou for your attention!!