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The Exclusivity of the Article 7 Procedure in Protecting the Rule of Law? Some Reflections on the CJEU’s Rulings on the Conditionality Regulation
This piece reflects on the findings of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in cases C-156/21 and C-157/21 on the relationship between the Article 7 procedure and the Conditionality Mechanism, with a focus on their role in addressing the situation of the rule of law.
Enikő Krajnyák
Apr 156 min read
An error or ultra vires action. The CJEU’s judgement C-448/23 against Poland
Analysis of CJEU judgment C-448/23, arguing it is ultra vires, reshapes Article 2 TEU, and limits Member States’ constitutional sovereignty.
Mariusz Muszyński
Jan 2713 min read
What Can the Wojewoda Mazowiecki Ruling (C-713/23) Show Us?
Analysis of the CJEU “Trojan” judgment on same-sex marriage recognition, EU citizenship primacy, and its impact on Polish constitutional sovereignty.
Ivan Jokanović
Jan 256 min read
Ultra Vires Review and Church Autonomy: The German Constitutional Court’s Response to the CJEU in the Egenberger Case
This piece offers some reflections on the GFCC’s ultra vires review of the CJEU’s judgment and its broader implications for the judicial dialogue between the CJEU and national courts.
Ivan Jokanović
Dec 18, 20257 min read
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