Abstract
The effectiveness of EC law is a celebrated and highly prestigious notion. Yet recently the effectiveness concept has taken new routes with considerable constitutional dimensions in sight. This paper intends to analyse what such a novel trend means (and could mean) for the phenomenon of European criminal law; by conceptualizing effectiveness in the context of, in particular, Article 5 (1) EC and the principle of attributed competences.
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