Guidelines 01/2023 on Article 37 Law Enforcement Directive
These guidelines provide guidance on the application of Article 37 LED, in particular on the legal standard for appropriate safeguards to be applied by competent authorities.
These guidelines provide guidance on the application of Article 37 LED, in particular on the legal standard for appropriate safeguards to be applied by competent authorities.
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