The principle of mutual trust in EU criminal law

In: Hart studies in European criminal law 13

Abstract

Cover -- Title Page -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Table of Cases -- Table of Legislation -- Introduction -- 1. The Topic of the Book: Mutual Trust in EU Criminal Law -- 2. The Main Objective: Demystifying the Principle of Mutual Trust in EU Criminal Law -- 3. Relevance -- 4. The Structure -- 5. Methodology -- 6. Scope and Delineation -- 1. What is Trust? A Social Science Perspective -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Towards a Body of Social Science Literature on Trust: Developing an Underdeveloped Term -- 3. Trust: We (Think We) Know it When We See it -- 4. Dissecting Trust: Risks and Interests as Key Aspects of Trust Relationships -- 4.1. The Willingness to Take Risks and the Need for Choice -- 4.2. Interests at the Core of Trust Relationships -- 5. Clarifying the Concept of Trust: More Specificity Please -- 5.1. Introduction -- 5.2. Cognitive or Non-Cognitive? -- 5.3. Distinguishing Trust from Trustworthiness -- 5.4. Grounds for Trustworthiness and the Importance of Information -- 5.5. Trust is a Term of Knowledge, the Trusting Relationship a Term of Action -- 5.6. Trust is a Three-Part Relationship: A Trusts B to do X -- 5.7. Mutual and Reciprocal Trust -- 5.8. Developmental Accounts of Trust: Trust as a Learning Process -- 6. Applying a Trust Framework to the EU Criminal Law Context -- 6.1. Introduction -- 6.2. Taking Risks in EU Criminal Law Cooperation: The Transfer of Discretion -- 6.3. Common Interests as an Indicator of EU Criminal Law Trust -- 6.4. Trust, between Whom? Determining the Subject of Trust in EU Criminal Law -- 6.5. A Trusts B to do X: Determining the Object of Trust in EU Criminal Law -- 6.6. The Value of a Social Science Perspective for EU Criminal Law -- 7. Conclusion.