Samuli Miettinen is currently researching EU criminal law at Helsinki University, Finland. He has held lectureships at several UK universities and written extensively on EU law, most recently contributing to reports commissioned by the European Parliament (Lisbon Treaty and Sport, 2010) and the European Commission (Nationality discrimination in individual sports, 2011).

Select Guide Rating

• 1. Introduction 2. A Brief History of EU Criminal Law 3. EU competences, legislative processes, and institutions in the field of criminal Law 4. Sources and Doctrines of EU Criminal Law 5. General Principles of EU Criminal Law 6. Substantive EU criminal law: an introduction 7. 'Eurocrimes': Special Offences at EU Level 8.Mutual Recognition and the Approximation of Criminal Procedure 9. Fundamental Rights and Defence Rights 10. The Past and Future of EU Criminal Law

Samuli Miettinen is currently researching EU criminal law at Helsinki University, Finland. He has held lectureships at several UK universities and written extensively on EU law, most recently contributing to reports commissioned by the European Parliament (Lisbon Treaty and Sport, 2010) and the European Commission (Nationality discrimination in individual sports, 2011).

Select Guide Rating

• 1. Introduction 2. A Brief History of EU Criminal Law 3. EU competences, legislative processes, and institutions in the field of criminal Law 4. Sources and Doctrines of EU Criminal Law 5. General Principles of EU Criminal Law 6. Substantive EU criminal law: an introduction 7. 'Eurocrimes': Special Offences at EU Level 8.Mutual Recognition and the Approximation of Criminal Procedure 9. Fundamental Rights and Defence Rights 10. The Past and Future of EU Criminal Law

Samuli Miettinen is currently researching EU criminal law at Helsinki University, Finland. He has held lectureships at several UK universities and written extensively on EU law, most recently contributing to reports commissioned by the European Parliament (Lisbon Treaty and Sport, 2010) and the European Commission (Nationality discrimination in individual sports, 2011).

Select Guide Rating

• 1. Introduction 2. A Brief History of EU Criminal Law 3. EU competences, legislative processes, and institutions in the field of criminal Law 4. Sources and Doctrines of EU Criminal Law 5. General Principles of EU Criminal Law 6. Substantive EU criminal law: an introduction 7. 'Eurocrimes': Special Offences at EU Level 8.Mutual Recognition and the Approximation of Criminal Procedure 9. Fundamental Rights and Defence Rights 10. The Past and Future of EU Criminal Law