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"Mr President, Member States’ criminal legislation must take account of all the rights deriving from EU citizenship. In this context, I would draw attention to Amendment 4, which stipulates the right to translation and interpretation. This is an application of the principle of multilingualism, as stipulated in the founding Treaties which govern all areas of Union activity.
The right to a court-appointed counsel, referred to in the same amendment, represents the codification at European level of a principle guaranteeing access to justice. Member States’ legislation needs to be harmonised in order to ensure the funding required for this measure.
I support a copy of a list of rights being provided to all persons who are detained or arrested. I think that, at present, this category of persons does not receive even the minimum information required for a fair trial."@en1
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