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Understanding the role of the advocates general in the EU judicial system [PDF]

Zbornik radova Pravnog fakulteta, Nis, 2016
This paper considers primarily the role of the Advocates General of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in the post-Lisbon Treaty environment. That role has so far evolved alongside with the evolution of the CJEU itself. After providing a brief historical overview, the author focuses on the appointment of Advocates General and the ...
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Experience of judicial systems of 'new' EU economies and Serbia towards EU Standard 23 [PDF]

Ekonomski signali, 2018
EU chapter 23 is a major challenge for Serbia but also 'new' EU Bulgaria and Romania that are in the process of monitoring, even though they became members of the EU back in 2007. Chapter 23 is some what new, introduced after the fifth and sixth enlargement wave of the European Union in 2004 and 2007.
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Systemic Breaches of EU Environmental Law and Techniques of Judicial Engagement with Science: the Underused Potential of Infringement Proceedings

German Law Journal, 2023
AbstractEnvironmental law has long been an area of concern in terms of correct implementation and enforcement. In this context, the Commission’s enforcement focus has been on “systemic” breaches of environmental law (that is, breaches that form part of a pattern of individual breaches that, taken together, because of their repeated or widespread nature,
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Patching a gap in the EU’s system of judicial remedies

, 2020
Verfassungsblog: On Matters ...
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The transformative power of EU: an assessment of EU impact in the judicial system of Kosovo

ILIRIA International Review, 2016
In the process of EU integration, the aspiring candidate and potential candidate countries have undergone a major process of reforms. The Central European Countries accession process has been analyzed in details, using both rationalist and constructivist models.
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EU Law on artificial intelligence and its impact on the judicial system of Ukraine

Uzhhorod National University Herald. Series: Law
The article is devoted to clarifying the key provisions of the EU Law on AI and its impact on the judicial system of Ukraine. It is noted that AI has significantly expanded the capabilities of information technologies in courts, and countries such as China, the USA, Japan, and the UK already have the practice of using AI in judicial proceedings.
N. S. Horobets, S. M. Naumenko
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INVESTOR STATE ARBITRATION AS PART OF EU’S JUDICIAL SYSTEM

EU AND COMPARATIVE LAW ISSUES AND CHALLENGES SERIES, 2018
There is a long lasting debate between legal scholars if investor state arbitration is part of EU’s judicial system. Some argue that Investor state arbitration is incompatible with the autonomy of EU law and with the role of the Court of Justice of the European Union, which is guarding the uniform interpretation and application of EU law.
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Domestic Judicial Defiance in the European Union: A Systemic Threat to the Authority of EU Law? [PDF]

Yearbook of European Law, 2016
In a multi-level, non-hierarchical court system, where courts at the upper echelon do not have the power to reverse the decisions of courts at the lower level, judicial cooperation appears crucial to the effectiveness of the higher-level law. For this reason, recent decisions by national courts may seem to bode ill for the authority of EU law.
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THE STANDARD OF JUDICIAL REVIEW IN EU COMPETITION CASES: THE POSSIBILITY OF INTRODUCING A SYSTEM OF MORE INTENSE OR FULL JUDICIAL REVIEW BY THE EU COURTS

, 2014
The work analyses the characteristics of the ?limited? standard of judicial review exercised by the EU Courts in the competition field, its evolution over time, and the main criticisms which have been advanced against its alleged shortcomings, in order to understand whether a system of more intense or full judicial review is necessary and warranted at ...
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Extrajudicial and Judicial Remedies in Algorithm-Assisted Decision-Making: The Case of EU IT Systems for Migration and Security

SSRN Electronic Journal
This article examines the challenges posed by algorithm-assisted decision-making in interoperable EU-wide large-scale IT systems vis-à-vis access to extrajudicial and judicial remedies. Focus is placed on automated risk assessments via profiling and automated data matching introduced in two EU large-scale IT systems, namely ETIAS ...
KARAISKOU, Alexandra, VAVOULA, Niovi
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