02692nam a2200205   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200017200056210004100228215002000269300033500289330170600624606002302330606001902353606002202372606002202394606001202416606002102428710003702449393673  a20160112d2015       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aEnhancing law enforcement cooperation to reduce drug supplybRecurso eletrónicoedocumentatione[speakers' contributions]f[Seminar 2]gorg. Academy of European Law   aTriercAcademy of European Lawd2015  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aApresentações dos oradores no Seminário realizado no âmbito do projeto da Academy of European Law, "Enhancing Cross-Border Law Enforcement Cooperation to Reduce Drug Supply". "With financial support of the Prevention of and Fight against Crime Programme of the European Union". Ficheiro de 61,4 MB em formato PDF (898 p.).  aThe main pillars of EU action: the EU Drugs Strategy 2013-2020, the EU Drugs Action Plan 2013-2016 and other Council (legislative) initiatives. Dealing with new unregulated synthetic drugs: EU policy so far and developments in the move towards a new legal framework. Drug precursors control at EU level: the legislation and its implementation. The EU approach to drugs – the role of the EMCDDA in ensuring more comprehensive information, research and evaluation. An overview of drug supply. Overview of drug demand in the European Market. Drug trafficking into and out of Europe – latest trends and developments. The role of Europol, cooperation with EMCDDA on information exchange, risk assessment and control of new synthetic drugs. From controlling airports to countering drug related cybercrime: the work of the Council of Europe’s Pompidou Group in assisting law enforcement authorities to reduce drug supply. Coordinating action against drug trafficking in the Balkans: the work of the Southeast European Law Enforcement Center (SELEC). The role of Eurojust and the importance of judicial and police cooperation in countering drug supply, including case studies. Looking beyond the EU's borders: the work of UNODC in assisting EU Member States to reduce drug supply. The Belgian approach to countering drug supply, dealing with new psychoactive substances and using cross-border links in doing so. From cocaine to cannabis: Spanish action on countering drug trafficking and enhancing cross-border international and intra-EU cooperation. The Polish perspective on reducing drug supply, with a focus on synthetic drugs, and the work of the EU Horizontal Drugs Group in enhancing cooperation.  aTRÁFICO DE DROGA  a	ROTA DE DROGA  aCOMBATE À DROGA  aDROGA SINTÉTICA  aEUROPOL  aUNIÃO EUROPEIA  aSEMINARd2eTrier, Germanyf2015