A Look at the Work of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office Since Going Operational

• Year: 2023

Speaker

Kristel Siitam-Nyiri worked as a prosecutor in Estonia for 16 years, mainly specializing to economic crime and corruption. From 1999 to 2011 she was the head of economic crime department in Tallinn. In 2011 she was seconded to the Ministry of Justice of Estonia and worked as a Deputy Secretary General on Criminal Policy, until she was appointed as European Prosecutor in 2020.

Topic

This e-presentation serves as an invaluable resource for delving deeply into the intricate workings of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO). It not only sheds light on the types of criminal cases that have come under the EPPO's meticulous scrutiny but also offers a comprehensive overview of the notable outcomes it has achieved during its initial seven months of operation.

One of the key highlights of this presentation is the elucidation of the EPPO's collaborative efforts, extending its reach and impact by fostering partnerships with a diverse array of stakeholders at both the European Union (EU) level and within the Member States. This cooperative ecosystem is pivotal in ensuring the effective execution of its mission.

Furthermore, the e-presentation pays particular attention to the EPPO's engagement with the legal community, emphasizing its pivotal role in upholding justice within the EU. The nuanced aspects of the EPPO's interaction and collaboration with lawyers and legal experts are comprehensively outlined, underscoring the importance of these partnerships in achieving its overarching objectives.

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