Catalogus Maklu Uitgevers 2012

Strafrechtshandhaving in België en Nederland
Uitgave ter gelegenheid van het eredoctoraat toegekend
door de Universiteit Gent aan Prof. dr. Cyrille Fijnaut
B. De Ruyver, P. Ponsaers, G. Vermeulen, T. Vander Beken
(eds.)
978-90-466-0322-2 | 2010 | 160 p. gebonden | € 60,00
De Universiteit Gent reikte op 10 december 2009
een institutioneel eredoctoraat uit aan de Nederlandse
criminoloog en hoogleraar Cyrille Fijnaut.
Het eredoctoraat is een waardering voor de maatschappelijke
impact van het werk van professor
Fijnaut en de geregelde en intense samenwerkingsverbanden
met de UGent, in het bijzonder in de vakgebieden
criminologie en strafrecht en in het domein van de
geschiedenis van het recht. Voorafgaand aan deze uitreiking
vond de Belgisch-Nederlandse conferentie plaats over rechtshandhaving
in beide landen. Deze uitgave bundelt de verschillende
bijdragen van deze conferentie.
Fervet Opus.
Liber Amicorum Anton van Kalmthout
M. Groenhuijsen, T. Kooijmans, Th. de Roos (eds.)
978-90-466-0367-3 | 2010 | 248 p. gebonden | € 59,00
On July 1, 2010, Prof. Dr. Anton van Kalmthout retired
as a professor of the chair for ‘Deprivation of
Liberty in Criminal Law and Migration Law’ at Tilburg
University in the Netherlands. The Department
of Criminal Law felt the need to honor van
Kalmthout’s emeritus status and recognize his
contribution to legal science, in particular to the field of criminal
law and migration law. This festschrift contains 23 contributions
by authors who all have a personal and
professional relationship with Anton van Kalmthout.
With contributions by: J. van der Aalst; H.-J. Albrecht; Z.
Bahtiyar; P. Boeles; J.L. de la Cuesta; R. Ottenhof; F. Dünkel;
I. Durnescu; C.J.C.F. Fijnaut; M.S. Groenhuijsen; F.B.A.M.
Hofstee-van der Meulen; P. Jacobs; M.M. Knapen; T. Kooijmans;
M. Moerings; J. Gooren; B. Molenkamp; C. Morgenstern;
B.E.P. Myjer; G.C.G.J. van Roermund; T.A. de Roos;
P.J.P. Tak; P.C. Vegter and J. de Lange; S. Zouridis; D. van
Zyl Smit.
Data protection in EU and US Criminal
Cooperation
E. De Busser
978-90-466-0272-0 | 2009 | 474 p. gebonden | € 140,00
In this book three specific elements are joined in
one research for the first time. The protection of
personal data in criminal matters as a first element
is studied in two relationships: the cooperation
in criminal matters between judicial and law
enforcement authorities of the European Union
member states (including Europol and Eurojust) on the one
hand and the cooperation in criminal matters between the judicial
and law enforcement authorities of the European
Union (including Europol and Eurojust) and the United Sta-
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tes of America on the other hand. This book offers answers
to the central question whether the European Union complies
with its own standards of data protection in these internal
relations and in the transatlantic cooperation in
criminal matters.
EU Procedural Rights in Criminal Proceedings
T. Spronken, G. Vermeulen, D. de Vocht, L. Van Puyenbroeck
978-90-466-0317-8 | 2009 | 150 p. gebrocheerd | € 29,50
Procedural rights in criminal proceedings have
received an increasing amount of attention in the
European Union over the last couple of years and
are the central topic of this book.
This book contains the results of an EU-wide research
project the authors have conducted as a
follow-up report to the 2005 study, providing up to date information
on the level of procedural rights in the Member
States as a lead for possible new Commission legal initiative
on the matter and as a boost for the “Roadmap on Procedural
Rights” presented by the 2009 Swedish EU
Presidency.
Confidentiality and Victim-Offender Mediation
INTERVICT
R.A.M. van Schijndel
978-90-466-0304-8 | 2009 | 224 p. hard cover | € 49,50
Victim-offender mediation is increasingly used
around the world as a way of dealing with crime.
The growing attention for victim-offender mediation
and the benefits it has to offer instigated the
call for principles and rules governing the practice
of penal mediation. This has led to the development
of international protocols that promote and facilitate
the institutionalisation and use of victim-offender mediation.
One of the key elements of these protocols is the principle of
confidentiality, which requires the secrecy of everything that
is said and done during a mediation session. This broad interpretation
of this principle may, however, cause problems
in practice, especially since penal mediation can take place
within the context of criminal and civil law. This book reports
on a research project which studied the appropriate level of
confidentiality that should apply to mediation-delivered information,
regarding the out-of- court setting and the judicial
context. Various exceptions to the high level of confidentiality
that should apply to the issues discussed in mediation are developed.
Additionally, it is explained how the thus advocated
scope of the principle of confidentiality should be implemented
in practice.
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