Tag: Greece

Court must check ex officio the possible violation of Article 3 ECHR for detention conditions in the issuing state in Wueriopea Arrest warrant proceedings, because it relates to the protection of the fundamental rights of the surrendered person as recognised by the Constitutional Charter and the European Convention on Human Rights, even in the absence of a specific defense argument.

Greek executive EAW rejected, Chania prison has inhumane and degrading conditions due to overcrowding.

 

Furnishing space has to be deducted form individual space in detention: EAW rejected.

The executing judicial authority in European Arrest Warrant cases cannot rely on generic information of issuing authority.

EAW to Greece should be rejected despite supplementary information regarding detention conditions. 

 

Systemic weaknesses in the Member State granting protection only reach the particularly high threshold for the assumption of a violation of Art. 4 CFR or Art.