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CHAPTER I: GENERAL PRINCIPLES TABLE OF CONTENT Article 1 – Subject matter Article2–Scope Article 3 – Definitions Article 4 – Competent judicial authorities Article 5 – Central authority Article 6 – Content of the European arrest warrant CHAPTER II: PROCEDURE Section 1 – General Article 7 – Communication between authorities Section 2 – Use of the Schengen Information System Article8–Alert Article9–Flag Section 3 – Arrest and detention Article 10 – Coercive measures Article 11 – Rights of a requested person Article 12 – Notification to the judicial authorities Article 13 – Verification and suspension Article 14 – Provisional release Section 4 – Judicial Procedure for surrender Article 15 – Examination of the European arrest warrant Article 16 – Consent to surrender Article 17 – Previous release Article18–Hearing Article 19 – Supplementary information Article 20 – Time limit for the decision whether to execute the European arrest warrant Article21–Refusalandexpiringofthetimelimit Article 22 – Notification of the decision on whether to execute the European arrest warrant Article 23 – Time limit for the surrender of the requested person Article 24 – Deduction of the period of deprivation of liberty from the sanction Article25–Endofeffect CHAPTER III: GROUNDS FOR NON-EXECUTION Article 26 – General provision Article 27 – List of exceptions Article 28 – Principle of territoriality Article29–Nebisinidem Article 30 – Amnesty Article 31 – Immunity Article 32 – Lack of necessary information 52
CHAPTER IV: GROUNDS FOR REFUSAL TO SURRENDER Article 33 – Principle of integration Article 34 – Videoconference CHAPTER V: SPECIAL CASES Article 35 – Judgements in absentia Article 36 – Return to the executing Member State Article37–Lifesentenceorlifetimedetentionorder Article 38 – Deferment of execution on humanitarian grounds Article 39 – Deferment of surrender Article 40 – Multiple requests Article 41 – Other offences Article 42 – Handing over of property CHAPTER VI: RELATION TO OTHER LEGAL INSTRUMENTS Article 43 – Relation to other legal instruments Article 44 – Provisions relating to the Schengen acquis CHAPTER VII: TRANSIT, TRANSMISSION, LANGUAGE AND EXPENSES Article45–Transit Article 46 – Transmission of documents Article 47 – Language Article48–Expenses CHAPTER VIII: SAFEGUARD Article49–Safeguard CHAPTER IX: FINAL PROVISIONS Article50–Publication Article 51 – Transitional provision Article52–Implementation Article 53 – Entry into force 53
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