Özet:

The European Investigation Order is the latest example of cooperation between the judicial authorities of European Union Member States. The paper opens discussion on the need for a legal remedy against the European Investigation Order in the context of the principles of mutual trust and recognition on the one hand, and the protection of fundamental rights on the other. In particular, it analyses the judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered in the Gavanozov case, in which the Court avoided answering the question whether the absence of a remedy against a European Investigation Order is contrary to fundamental rights and whether Member States must provide for such a remedy in their criminal justice systems.

Anahtar Kelimeler: