Avrupa Savcılığı ile Europol Arasındaki İş Birliği İlişkisi
The Relationship of Cooperation Between the European Public Prosecutor’s Office and Europol

Summary/Abstract: Judicial cooperation in criminal matters refers to the development of legal cooperation mechanisms designed to prevent crimes and combat them effectively, ensuring that these mechanisms operate in a coordinated manner. This concept is influenced by the domestic legal and judicial systems of each EU member state. Cooperation between police and judicial authorities in criminal matters, a significant innovation in EU criminal law, represents an important development. This study focuses on the cooperative relationship between the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) and Europol, which has gained even more significance in combating threats to the EU's financial interests, particularly in light of increased crossborder mobility. Additionally, the legal dimensions of this cooperation and the data-sharing mechanisms between the parties are examined. The effectiveness of joint operations in preventing cross-border crimes and their compliance with the European Union legal framework are also explored. The development of relations between the EPPO and Europol is analyzed within the context of its impact on the EU's common justice policy. Furthermore, the study discusses how this cooperation contributes to the broader process of integration within the European Union. It also addresses the practical implementations and challenges of joint security policies established at the European level.

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