BREXIT CHALLENGES BRITISH LAW ENFORCEMENT FIGHT AGAINST FRAUD – BUT UK CAN MITIGATE DIFFICULTIES
December 31st, 2022
The UK’s law enforcement and prosecuting authorities have been striving to mitigate the loss of automatic collaborative relationships with European Union (EU) member states, following Brexit. Keith Nuthall reports
A key priority of the talks forging the 2020 EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), (1) which underpinned Britain’s full Brexit form the EU on January 1, 2021, was salvaging the close relationship between UK and EU police and prosecutors.
Decades of institutional and legislative work had created a system – still in place for the ...
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