Measure Implementation

Is this measure possible in your Member State under International Judicial Cooperation?

This special investigative measure of cross-border surveillance is not specifically regulated by a specific law. According to national legislation, secret surveillance can be executed by use of technical equipment, also by placing a beeper on a vehicle or person. Cross-border tracking is not specially defined but can be executed on the basis of foreign request in accordance with conditions set out in national legislation. Authorization of this measure is issued by Slovene court (in cases planting a tracking technical device). The same goes for cases of cross border tracking by foreign police – on the request of the foreign State and under the order of the Slovenian Court. The special investigative measure can last up to 2 months and can be extended up to 6 months (court orders).

Legal Framework

International legal framework applicable for this measure in your Member State

Directive 2014/41/EU on EIOs (Art. 3); Convention Implementing the Schengen Agreement; CoE MLA Convention 1959 (Art. 4); AP II 2001 (Arts. 2, 17)

Competent Authority

* receive the request/decision for judicial cooperation

The measure of cross-tracking is permitted by a written order by a written order by an investigating judge upon a written proposal from the state prosecutor or MLA and only for certain serious crimes. The police executes the secret surveillance.

Accepted languages

Accepted languages for the request/decision

Slovenian and English

Execution deadline

Deadlines for the execution of the request/decision (where applicable)

The Court regards the special investigative measure as urgent.

Concise legal practical information

Special requirements

EIO for EU member States; MLA request for third countries

Last reviewed on 27 September 2022 by EJN Secretariat

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