'The Fight Against Terrorism, Fundamental Rights, and the EU Courts: the Unsolved Conundrum' - Dr Eva Nanopoulos: CELS Seminar

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🗓️ 8 March 2012

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Dr Eva Nanopoulos, University of Cambridge gave a lunchtime seminar entitled "The Fight Against Terrorism, Fundamental Rights, and the EU Courts: the Unsolved Conundrum" on Wednesday 8th March 2012 at the Faculty of Law as a guest of CELS (the Centre for European Legal Studies). For more information see the CELS website at http://www.cels.law.cam.ac.uk/

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Enultimate Selz
0:03.7	Lowndes Seminar in the year.
0:06.8	And a big welcome to our colleague Dr. Ava Nannopoulos,
0:11.5	who will be known to another of you,
0:13.7	who's going to talk to us as we see on the screen
0:17.2	about the fight against terrorism,
0:19.0	fundamental rights and the EU courts the unsolved
0:22.0	and undrew. Thank you, Ebert, for you.
0:24.6	Thank you very much, John. Thank you for giving to serve and much for inviting me and thank
0:30.6	you very much. So all of you for coming, I'm actually very happy to be here. So today I want
0:37.4	to talk about how
0:39.3	the courts have sought
0:41.4	to reconcile the very often
0:43.4	conflicting demands of public security
0:45.7	and fundamental rights.
0:48.4	And hopefully to actually show how
0:50.2	under the current arrangements,
0:52.1	under current rules of procedure,
0:55.6	that proves essentially an impossible task. This in turn leads to what I call this mysterious conundrum here, that I will
1:02.3	explain to the information what I mean by that. And I would try to suggest a number of ways
1:08.7	in which we can get ourselves out of this convention.
1:12.9	The context in which I'm carrying out this discussion is the fight against terrorism
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