Baltic Joint Investigation Team: A New Working Method against Transnational Crime
Walter Kegö and Cemal Özkan
In their pursuit of preventing organized crime over the last two decades, EU member states have increased information exchange among law enforcement agencies, introduced more uniform legislation, established agencies such as Europol and devised common strategies. Nevertheless, organized crime is still on the rise.
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