The Commission has rightly chosen the framework decision as an instrument for requiring the 25 Member States to approximate their criminal law provisions on the fight against organised crime, since at present the Member States’ legal systems tackle this serious phenomenon in very different ways, and in some cases with dangerous loopholes.
The Commission has rightly chosen the framework decision as an instrument for requiring the 25 Member States to approximate their criminal law provisions on the fight against organised crime, since at present the Member States’ legal systems tackle this serious phenomenon in very different ways, and in some cases with dangerous loopholes.