Judgment_paragraph 61 · SF (C-314/18)

61In that context, the issuing judicial authority must take into account, for the purposes of the balancing exercise that it is required to carry out, the possibility of applying cooperation and mutual assistance mechanisms provided for in the criminal field under EU law (see, by analogy, judgment of 6 September 2016, Petruhhin, C‑182/15, EU:2016:630, paragraph 47). In this respect, it should be noted, inter alia, that, as is apparent from the third sentence of Article 3(3) of Framework Decision 2008/909, the recognition and enforcement of fines and confiscation orders in another Member State are to be carried out in accordance, in particular, with Framework Decision 2005/214 and Framework Decision 2006/783. Moreover, Directive 2014/41/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 3 April 2014 regarding the European Investigation Order in criminal matters (OJ 2014 L 130, p. 1), the objective of which is to facilitate and accelerate judicial cooperation between Member States on the basis of the principles of mutual trust and mutual recognition (judgment of 24 October 2019, Gavanozov, C‑324/17, EU:C:2019:892, paragraph 35), provides, in Article 24, for the issuance of a European Investigation Order for the purpose of hearing a suspected or accused person by videoconference or other audiovisual transmission, with the issuing authority and the executing authority agreeing on the practical arrangements.