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EuCLR European Criminal Law Review / Danish criminal law and the EU

EuCLR European Criminal Law Review / Danish criminal law and the EU

Contents
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- 271–272 Editorial 271–272
- 273–386 Articles 273–386
  - 273–299 The definition of criminal sanctions in the EU Jacob Öberg Jacob Öberg 273–299
  - 300–318 Danish criminal law and the EU Trine Baumbach Trine Baumbach 300–318
  - 319–354 ‘ATale of Two Cities’ in three themes – A critique of the European Union’s approach to cybercrime from a ‘power’ versus ‘rights’ perspective Yannis Naziris Yannis Naziris 319–354
  - 355–375 Contemporary social fuelling the genocide intent: hate speech and hate crimes. Legal remarks for a common definition and related operational preventing mechanisms Cristiana Carletti Cristiana Carletti 355–375
  - 376–386 Satellite tailing and fundamental rights: A comparative study Iovene Federica Iovene Federica 376–386
- 387–392 Varia 387–392
  - Superior Regional Court Munich, 1st Criminal Senate: General Public Prosecution Office v. K. – Order of 15 May 2013 – OLG Ausl. 31 Ausl. A 442/13 (119/13)
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EuCLR European Criminal Law Review , page 300 - 318

Danish criminal law and the EU

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Trine Baumbach

DOI
- doi.org/10.5235/219174414809354855
- ISSN: 2191-7442
- ISSN online: 2193-5505
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