The Directive 2014/41/EU, regarding the European Investigation Order in criminal matters, introduces into the field of judicial cooperation a new and necessary instrument of mutual recognition for the transnational acquisition ...

This article investigates the unequal treatment of asylum seekers across the European Union (EU). In particular, this article explores the way in which Directive 2013/33/EU (the “Reception Conditions Directive”) itself ...

Why is the political system of the EU not able to respect, within its borders, the principles and values that are in the spirit of the treaties - the same principles and values that it has so soundly advocated outside them, ...

EU migrants’ access to social assistance appears still strongly and incrementally related to the duration of their residency in the host Member State. In the US legal order, the mere bona fide simple residence is sufficient ...

The essay illustrates show the reciprocal attention payed by the Court of Justice and the Bundesverfassungsgericht top their freedom, security and justice’s case law has contributed to better their relations to the ...

The definition of competences between the European Union (EU) and its Member States has always been a topic question. Both the EU and its Member States are Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities ...

This article analyses the most recent European legislation on skilled migration - which ensures a more advanced treatment as compared to other categories of third-country nationals - with the aim of assessing whether its ...

The aim of this research is to observe that the discriminations that characterize the modern criminal law system are largely related to the social demands of greater security and protection against the threats, often ...

This article purports to analyse the right to legal aid for applicants of international protection in the prospective reform of the Common European asylum system (CEAS). The overall aim is to point out that, despite ...