@article{2019:maugeri:the_concep,
title = {The Concept of Criminal Matter in the European Courts’ Case Law – The Protection of Fundamental Principles v. Political Compromise},
year = {2019},
note = {I. The concept of criminal matter. - II. The Engel criteria. The first
one: classification of the offence under national law. -1. The second
one: the nature of the infringement. - 2. The third one: the nature
and the severity of the sanction. - 3. Some conclusions about the
concept of “criminal matter”. - III. The ECtHR’s case law about
the concept of “criminal matter”: security measure. - 1.
Administrative sanctions. - 2. Disciplinary sanctions. - 3.
Tax-surcharges. - 4. Extradition, arrest warrant and expulsion. - 5.
Political proceeding. - 6. The different stages of criminal
proceedings, ancillary proceedings and subsequent remedies. - IV. The
ECJ case law about the concept of criminal matter. - V. The ECtHR case
law about the nature of the confiscation. - 1. The nature of the
preventive confiscation and of the civil forfeiture. - 2. The nature
of the extended confiscation and other forms. - VI. Conclusions: the
concept of criminal matter as basis of the ius commune.},
journal = {EuCLR European Criminal Law Review},
pages = {4--39},
author = {Maugeri, Anna Maria},
volume = {9},
number = {1}
}