Translation of "Criminal information" in German

The arrangements may well include the establishment of a criminal information data base.

Europol provides assistance to national police forces, notably by facilitating the sharing of criminal information.

It allows judicial and police authorities to find all criminal record information of an individual offender from all across the EU.

Sharing criminal information between Member States is vital in the battle against organised international crime.

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Ministers then took note of the state of play as regards the implementation of the European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS).

Once a national authority identified such Member State(s), criminal record information will be exchanged as usual via the existing ECRIS.

The Council took note of the state of play as regards the implementation of the European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS).

We may process special categories of personal information and criminal conviction information in the following limited circumstances:

It was the Schengen Agreement that prompted Ireland to build a full data system of criminal information that will hopefully be linked up to a European system in the coming years.

A serious commitment to sharing criminal intelligence information – perhaps the biggest challenge – would be welcomed and supported by this House.

The Panel proposes that EISAS be created by consolidating the existing Situation Centre of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) with a number of small, scattered policy planning offices, and adding a small team of military analysts, experts in international criminal networks and information systems specialists.

In criminal proceedings, the information can be used only with the prior consent of the sending Member State in accordance with, for those Member States who are parties to them, the international conventions and agreements in force on mutual assistance in criminal affairs.

In order to fulfil their tasks, the liaison officers shall have access to all criminal information and intelligence of their respective Member States.

Further work will also be necessary on the European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS), including an evaluation of how the exchange of information operates.

Possible examples of such systems could be the centralised system for the identification of Member States holding conviction information on third-country nationals and stateless persons to supplement and support the European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS-TCN system) or the computerised system for cross-border communication in civil and criminal proceedings (e-CODEX).

When considering requests by Europol to initiate an investigation into a serious attack of suspected criminal origin against information systems affecting Union bodies or two or more Member States, Member States should respond to Europol without delay, taking into account the fact that the rapidity of the response is a key factor in successfully tackling computer crime.

In criminal proceedings, the information forwarded under this Chapter can be used only with the prior consent of the sending Member State in accordance with, for those Member States who are parties to them, the international conventions and agreements in force on mutual assistance in criminal affairs.

Each Member State shall take the necessary measures to ensure that all convictions handed down within its territory are accompanied, when provided to its criminal record, by information on the nationality or nationalities of the convicted person if he is a national of another Member State.