Operative Mode for Police Cooperation Between the Member States of the European Union

Abstract

In Europe, it is difficult to solve problems with international cooperation between various organizations and institutions, and is especially relevant. That places a question for coordination and interaction between the law enforcement structures, and sometimes hampers the effectiveness of counteracting the transboundary nature of the entity and assures protection for the right of the European citizens. There is need for effective protection on European citizens" rights before the development and sub-trees on police cooperation between the EU and the Schengen.

International Legal Relations Regulation in the Field of Cooperation between Law Enforcement (Police) Authorities

“…Thus, in particular authors in [30] make an inference that cooperation between the police authorities of the EU member states takes place due to the recommendations of Europol and their consolidation in the form of the Resolutions and Directives by the EU institutions. In itself, Europol remains an organization that advocates expanding its own competencies and transforming its own bodies into pan-European level police control bodies [30]. Such activity, although entails the human rights violations, still has its positive results, since it simplifies the cooperation to prevent crime, that is, before the actual crimes are committed, stopping them at the stage of premeditating and attempt.…”