EuCLR European Criminal Law Review

Although the crime of ecocide has not been currently expressly criminalised at the international level, it has long been the subject of intense debate aimed at defining the methods and timing of its criminalisation. After tracing its origins and...

Contemporary economic criminal law reflects three fundamental dynamics that elucidate its evolution. The first concerns the privatisation of regulation and control over economic behaviour, leading to the proliferation of non-state rules of conduct...

The European Commission considered the Directive 2008/99/EC on the protection of the environment through criminal law inadequate to address the challenges posed by the advancing climate crisis. As a result of this assessment, the European...

The article aims at providing an insight into the reforms outlined within the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan, with a view to showing that they differ from past legislative changes and signal an overall shift in approach (and mindset),...

Corruption remains a problem in many countries. As a result, national and international mechanisms have been put in place to prevent or combat it. The international measures include the adoption of United Nations Convention Against Transnational...

The aim of this article is to propose an interpretation of sports corruption that is consistent with the already consolidated economic dimension which characterises the sports sector, an element that has been legally recognised by the European...

The present article discusses possible improvements in the field of circulation of cross-border evidence in Europe. It begins with an overview of the developments of the different channels for evidence circulation, by differentiating informal...