The Member State of the European Union where a wanted person resides may not refuse the execution of a European Arrest Warrant (EAW) by another Member State where the warrant is intended to ensure the presence of that person in criminal proceedings, ruled the Court of Justice of the EU in a judgment delivered on Thursday 10 April (case C-481/23).
In Spain, in April 2022, the Spanish courts asked the Romanian courts to execute the European arrest warrant issued for a Spanish national who...