PSNI Deputy Chief expresses concerns over future of European Arrest Warrant

The video discusses the European Arrest Warrant's role in extraditing criminals back to Northern Ireland, emphasizing its importance in cross-border justice, particularly with the Republic of Ireland. It highlights potential risks if the system becomes disorganized, such as inefficiencies and bureaucratic challenges. The government is working to address these issues, but any new measures may be slower and less effective, impacting the criminal justice process.

What is the primary purpose of the European Arrest Warrant?

• To promote tourism in Europe

• To extradite individuals who have committed crimes

• To regulate immigration policies

• To facilitate trade between countries

Why is there a particular focus on the Republic of Ireland in relation to the European Arrest Warrant?

• Due to its unique cultural heritage

• Due to the cross-border nature of many criminal cases

• Because of its economic ties with Northern Ireland

• Because it is the largest country in Europe

What is the main concern if the European Arrest Warrant system becomes disorganized?

• It could lead to increased tourism

• Criminals might evade justice

• It would improve international relations

• It would reduce bureaucratic processes

What measures are being taken to address potential gaps in the European Arrest Warrant system?

• Promoting cultural exchanges

• Reducing taxes on imports

• Collaborating with the government to ensure continuity

• Increasing tourism campaigns

What is a likely consequence of implementing alternative measures to the current European Arrest Warrant system?

• Enhanced cultural understanding

• Increased efficiency and speed

• Improved international relations

• More bureaucratic and slower processes