Fiches Belges

Yes, it is possible with EU Member States. With third countries it is possible based on bilateral police agreements. In a matter which is the subject of pre-trial criminal proceedings, an investigation, or judicial proceedings in one or several Member States, the police may, when executing tasks and measures in the course of pre-trial criminal proceedings, or an investigation falling within their authority under the provisions of the law governing criminal procedure, cooperate with police officers of another Member State within or outside the territory of the Republic of Slovenia.

2002/465/JHA: Joint Investigation Teams (JIT) of 13 June 2002

Under the 2002/465/JHA: Joint Investigation Teams (JIT) of 13 June 2002: General State Prosecutor of The Republic of Slovenia, Head of a District State Prosecutor’s Office, or Head of a Specialised State Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Slovenia. The JIT Agreement shall be concluded by a General State Prosecutor, or upon his or her authorisation by his or her deputy with a state prosecutor’s office, court, police or other competent authority of another State, after seeking the opinion of the Director General of the Police for each individual case.

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