1st Edition
Organised Crime, Criminal Procedure, and Prisons Prosecuting and Punishing Organised Criminal Groups
1. Introduction
Andreas Schloenhardt
PART 1: ORGANISED CRIME AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
2. The challenge of organised crime to criminal proceedings
Bettina Weisser
3. Obstruction of Justice in the Context of Organised Crime
Benedikt Grünert
4. Non-conviction-based confiscation as a means to combat organised crime
Jonathan Macziola
5. Protection of Victim-Witnesses of Trafficking in Persons: Problems, Principles, and Practice
Joseph Lelliott
Part 2: International Cooperation
6. International frameworks for cooperation in organised crime cases
Andreas Schloenhardt & Genevieve Rule
7. The European Arrest Warrant: A model for use in the global fight against organised crime?
Lena Wasser
8. Joint Investigation Teams in transnational organised crime cases and their potential impact on human rights
Marilù Porchia
Part 3: Organised Crime and Prisons
9. Organised Crime and Prisons
Andreas Schloenhardt & Monika Stempkowski
Chapter 10: Italy’s ‘41 bis’ special prison regime for leading organised crime figures in view of European Court of Human Rights’ case-law and international prison standards
Gianmarco Bondi
Biography
Andreas Schloenhardt (PhD, Adelaide; chief editor) is Professor of Criminal Law at The University of Queensland and Honorary Professor of Foreign and International Criminal Law at the University of Vienna.
Bettina Weisser (Dr jur, University of Konstanz) is Professor of Criminal Law and Director of the Institute for Comparative Criminal Law at the University of Cologne.
Monika Stempkowski (Dr ius, University of Vienna) is a postgraduate researcher in the Department of Criminal Law and Criminology at the University of Vienna. She is also a trained clinical psychologist and practices as a mediator.
Gian Ege (Dr ius, University of Zurich) is Assistant Professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at the University of Zurich.
