Routledge - Towards a System of European Criminal Justice

As the European criminal justice landscape evolves, scholars and legal practitioners face a growing need to understand the diversity within the criminal justice systems of European Union Member States. This academic work explores the complex issue of the mutual admissibility of evidence, a specific area of EU criminal justice that remains difficult to implement effectively. While the Lisbon Treaty established the mutual admissibility of evidence as a priority, current EU instruments have not yet reached this objective. In this volume, Andrea Ryan examines these challenges and provides a deep analysis of the obstacles preventing a unified system. This book serves as a necessary resource for those studying international law and the practical applications of EU legal frameworks in criminal proceedings.