The second edition of the commentary on The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) Regulation takes into account all current developments and landmark judgments of the European Court of Justice.The book looks at the EPPO's Rules of Procedure and relevant CJEU case law on the EPPO, in particular judgment C-281/22 on cross-border investigative measures and judgment C-292/23 on legal protection against investigative measures. It also explores decisions of the College of Judges on internal procedural rules and directives.In addition, this new edition includes for the first time practical country reports on the Member States participating in the establishment of the EPPO. This provides the commentary with an in-depth yet practical analysis of how the EPPO integrates into national criminal justice systems.This will be valuable for practitioners in criminal law – from public prosecutors to law enforcement agencies and courts to law firms – and also serves as a reliable basis for the scientific discussion of the EU Public Prosecutor's Office.

The second edition of the commentary on The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) Regulation takes into account all current developments and landmark judgments of the European Court of Justice.The book looks at the EPPO's Rules of Procedure and relevant CJEU case law on the EPPO, in particular judgment C-281/22 on cross-border investigative measures and judgment C-292/23 on legal protection against investigative measures. It also explores decisions of the College of Judges on internal procedural rules and directives.In addition, this new edition includes for the first time practical country reports on the Member States participating in the establishment of the EPPO. This provides the commentary with an in-depth yet practical analysis of how the EPPO integrates into national criminal justice systems.This will be valuable for practitioners in criminal law – from public prosecutors to law enforcement agencies and courts to law firms – and also serves as a reliable basis for the scientific discussion of the EU Public Prosecutor's Office.