Abstract
Given the new fundamental principle of the European cooperation in criminal matters, the development of existing procedural, institutional and substantive forms of this cooperation and the establishment of new ones, issues of the notion of the European Union Criminal Law, of the limits of the EU criminal jurisdiction and of emerging conflicts of jurisdictions between the EU and third States are raised.
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