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Judicial Cooperation

The aim of police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters is to ensure a high level of safety for individuals in the EU by preventing and combating crime.

The cooperation takes place between national police forces and national judicial authorities with the help of EU agencies such as Eurojust, Europol and the European Judicial Network where needed. This cooperation involves the collection and exchange of information on people.

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Feb
2006
Opinions

Exchange of information under the principle of availability

Opinion on the Proposal for a Council Framework Decision on the exchange of information under the principle of availability (COM (2005)490 final), OJ C 116, 17.05.2006, p. 8

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Interoperability
Borders, Asylum, Migration
Judicial Cooperation
Police Cooperation
19
Dec
2005
Opinions

Data protection in the third pillar

Opinion on the Proposal for a Council Framework Decision on the protection of personal data processed in the framework of police and judicial co-operation in criminal matters (COM (2005)475 final), OJ C 47, 25.02.2006, p. 27

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Necessity & Proportionality
Judicial Cooperation
Police Cooperation