Mapping Targeted assessment of bilateral configurations over time

HOTPURSUIT:

AT & neighbouring countries

In the case of officers moving into a neighboring country in a hot pursuit, none of the agreements in force foresee any temporal or spatial limitation; nor do their forerunners, with one exception.  In the AT-IT case, a pursuit was limited spatially to a kilometer restriction (20 or 10 km, depending on road-type).

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 JOINT (BORDER-AREA) PATROL: 

AT & NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES

Different is the picture when assessing the legal mobility framework for joint operations, specifically that of joint patrols. The AT-SI agreement foresees a spatial restriction of ten kilometers along the shared border. The AT-IT and the AT-CZ agreements foresee joint patrols under the chapter of “special measures for [well-defined] border-area territories”. The other agreements do not contain spatial references. This picture changes when assessing the previous agreements, which in most cases designated a specific geographical limitation.

Different is the picture when assessing the legal mobility framework for joint operations, specifically that of joint patrols. The AT-SI agreement foresees a spatial restriction of ten kilometers along the shared border. The AT-IT and the AT-CZ agreements foresee joint patrols under the chapter of “special measures for [well-defined] border-area territories”. The other agreements do not contain spatial references. This picture changes when assessing the previous agreements, which in most cases designated a specific geographical limitation.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.

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