Need for Alteration of Undercover Operations in The Frame of European Legislation for The Successful Suppression of Organized Illegal Immigrant Trafficking and The Associated Transportation of Individuals Enmeshed in Terrorism

The purpose of the present article is to make an effective proposal for combating terrorist attacks related to illegal migration. It is stated that terrorist attacks and illegal immigration are organized criminal phenomena that are occasionally interconnected. The peculiarity of these crimes is that they radically affect societies and that combating preparatory illegal acts for their perpetration does not restrain the entire criminal activity. Under these circumstances it results that undercover operations are an effective, penetrative means of preventing organized criminal activities. Finally, it is concluded that the confluence of two particularly serious crimes leads to the proposal for adopting a new (more penetrative) type of undercover operation through the prism of the principle of proportionality.

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International Journal of Forensic Research
Published
2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.33140/ijfr.05.01.07
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European Criminal Justice and Data Protection
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Need for Alteration of Undercover Operations in The Frame of European Legislation for The Successful Suppression of Organized Illegal Immigrant Trafficking and The Associated Transportation of Individuals Enmeshed in Terrorism

Anastasia Papanikolaou
International Journal of Forensic Research
European Criminal Justice and Data Protection
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Need for Alteration of Undercover Operations in The Frame of European Legislation for The Successful Suppression of Organized Illegal Immigrant Trafficking and The Associated Transportation of Individuals Enmeshed in Terrorism

Anastasia Papanikolaou
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Abstract

The purpose of the present article is to make an effective proposal for combating terrorist attacks related to illegal migration. It is stated that terrorist attacks and illegal immigration are organized criminal phenomena that are occasionally interconnected. The peculiarity of these crimes is that they radically affect societies and that combating preparatory illegal acts for their perpetration does not restrain the entire criminal activity. Under these circumstances it results that undercover operations are an effective, penetrative means of preventing organized criminal activities. Finally, it is concluded that the confluence of two particularly serious crimes leads to the proposal for adopting a new (more penetrative) type of undercover operation through the prism of the principle of proportionality.

International Journal of Forensic ResearchVol. 5(1)
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European Criminal Justice and Data Protection
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Need for Alteration of Undercover Operations in The Frame of European Legislation for The Successful Suppression of Organized Illegal Immigrant Trafficking and The Associated Transportation of Individuals Enmeshed in Terrorism — Anastasia Papanikolaou · International Journal of Forensic Research (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS