European Arrest Warrant - Grounds For Refusal To Execute Warrant

Grounds For Refusal To Execute Warrant

The EAW Framework Decision sets out the reasons by which the executing judicial authority must or may refuse to surrender a person subject to an arrest warrant. Many member states have enacted other reasons by which surrender may be refused which are not referred to in the Framework Decision.

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