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Intro -- Contents -- Combating Crime in the Digital Age: a Critical Review of EU Information Systems in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice inthe Post-Interoperability Era Challenges for Criminal Law and Personal Data Protection -- Abstract -- Keywords -- Introduction* -- Part 1. Systematic Approach on the Information Systems Employed for the Purpose of Preventing and Combating Serious Crime within the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice -- 1 The Systems Falling under the Scope of the Research Project: a Concise Overview of Their Scope and Objective -- 1.1 Decentralised Systems -- 1.2 Centralised Systems -- 2 Systematic Review of Elements Significant from a Criminal Law Perspective -- 2.1 Types of Personal Data Collected -- 2.2 Access to Data for Law Enforcement Purposes -- 2.3 Brief Remarks of Significance to Criminal Law -- 3 The Interoperability Regulation -- 4 National Transposition-the Example of the Greek Legal Order -- 5 Main Points of Concern -- Part 2. Evaluation of the EU Framework on the Collection, Processing and Exchange of Personal Data for Criminal Law Purposes: Principles, Limitations and Safeguards -- 6 Defining the Criminal Law Purposes Served by the Collection, Processing and Exchange of Personal Data -- 7 Principles, Rights and Limitations that Stem from Data Protection Legislation -- 7.1 Data Protection Principles: the Legal Framework in the Case of EU Information Systems -- 7.2 Lex Specialis: Safeguards Contained in the Legal Acts Setting Up and Regulating the Information Systems -- 7.3 Lex Generalis: Safeguards Contained in Broader EU Legislation -- 8 Principles Related to Criminal Procedure -- 9 Principles and Rights Related to the Precognitive Paradigm of Criminal Law -- 9.1 The EU Information Systems and the Emerging Precognitive Paradigm of Criminal Law.

The role of evaluation has become increasingly important in the context of EU policies in the field of judicial cooperation in criminal matters. This evolution is the result of an increasing number of legally binding instruments adopted in the framework of the third pillar of the European Union and of their growing impact on national legal systems.