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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13684
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Justice

Eurojust wants to adapt joint investigation team practices to make them more effective in fight against cybercrime

In its fifth evaluation report, published on Wednesday 16 July, the European Union Agency for Judicial Cooperation, Eurojust, takes stock of the work carried out by 67 Joint Investigation Teams (JITs) evaluated between December 2022 and December 2024. And in recent years, adapting to digital crime has been one of the issues gaining in importance.

According to the report, JITs have proved effective in cybercrime investigations, thanks to their ability to adapt to changing environments.

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MULTIANNUAL FINANCIAL FRAMEWORK 2028-2034
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