30In that regard, it should be noted that it follows from paragraphs 23 to 47 of today’s judgment, Staatssecretaris van Justitie en Veiligheid (Particularly serious crime) (C‑402/22), that a crime which, in view of its specific features, is exceptionally serious, in so far as it is one of the crimes which most seriously undermine the legal order of the community concerned, constitutes a ‘particularly serious crime’ within the meaning of that provision. In order to assess whether a crime for which a third-country national has been convicted by a final judgment has such a degree of seriousness, account must be taken, inter alia, of the penalty provided for and the penalty imposed for that crime, the nature of that crime, any aggravating or mitigating circumstances, whether or not that crime was intentional, the nature and extent of the harm caused by that crime, and the procedure applied to punish it.
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