Bridging the gap: Supporting cross-border access to electronic evidence
In a rapidly changing online environment, law enforcement and judicial authorities need support to cope with the complexity and volume…
Joint Investigation Teams address evolving challenges of admissibility of e-evidence
The 20th Annual Meeting of the National Experts on Joint Investigation Teams focused on the admissibility of evidence and e-evidence,…
SIRIUS 2023 report: Navigating the new era of obtaining electronic evidence
The EU Electronic Evidence legislative package, adopted in July 2023, marks a new era in obtaining electronic evidence, as it…
EU Council adopts EU laws on better access to electronic evidence
Judicial authorities will be able to directly request electronic evidence from service providers – such as telecom or social media…
MEPs endorse new rules to speed up the obtaining of electronic evidence
Brussels, 31 January 2023 MEPs have endorsed an agreement on consistent rules for obtaining electronic...
Electronic evidence: Legislators reach political agreement on core elements
Brussels, 28 June 2022 Notifications sent to member states where service provider is located Possibility...
Main results: Justice and Home Affairs Council, 3-4 March 2022
Justice (Friday 4 March) Electronic evidence Ministers took stock of the state of play of...
Europol on cross-border access to electronic evidence: Update and impact of the pandemic
24 November 2021 Europol, Eurojust and the European Judicial Network publish today the third annual...
EP Think tank Briefing – Electronic evidence in criminal matters
In December 2020, the European Parliament’s Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee adopted its...