Double Jeopardy and EU Law: Time for a Change?

Issue 2-3 2006
Editorial Editorial
Article Eurojust: Fulfilled or Empty Promises in EU Criminal Law?
Article Double Jeopardy and EU Law: Time for a Change?
Article Extradition - Recent Developments in European Criminal Law
Article A Report on the Hindrances Between Community Law and Criminal Law: Neutralisation and Obligation of Incrimination*
Article The EU Mutual Legal Assistance Convention of 2000 and the Interception of Telecommunications*
Article Constitutional Principles of the European Community and European Criminal Law
Article European Criminal Law and European Integration Theory
Article Some Theoretical Foundations of EU Criminal Law: An International Law and International Organisations Perspective
Book Review Anne Weyembergh, L' harmonisation des législations: condition de l'espace pénal européen et rélévateur de ses tensions, Editions de l'Université de Bruxelles (2004). Paperback; 404 pp (ISBN 2-8004-1331-X; D/2004/0171/3)
Book Review Geneviève Giudicelli-Delage and Stefano Manacorda, L' intégration pénale indirecte: Interactions entre droit pénal et coopération judiciaire au sein de l'Union européenne, Société de législation comparée (2005). Paperback; 383 pp (ISBN 2-908199-39-4; ISSN 1636-905-X)

	European Journal of Law Reform
Article	Double Jeopardy and EU Law: Time for a Change?
Authors	Steve Peers
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Steve Peers, 'Double Jeopardy and EU Law: Time for a Change?', (2006) European Journal of Law Reform 199-222

Steve Peers
Professor, Deputy Director of LLM European Community Law, Department of Law, University of Essex.

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