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8. Remedies in national courts
, 2020This chapter, which examines the issues concerning the responsibility for procedural rules and remedies between European Union (EU) and national law, discusses the relevant jurisprudence of the Court of Justice (CJ) and explains how it has developed the ...
Marios Costa, S. Peers
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European Law Journal, 2019
This article analyzes how the judicial politics sparked by the European Union's (EU) legal development have evolved over time. Existing studies have traced how lower national courts began cooperating with the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to apply EU ...
T. Pavone, R. Kelemen
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This article analyzes how the judicial politics sparked by the European Union's (EU) legal development have evolved over time. Existing studies have traced how lower national courts began cooperating with the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to apply EU ...
T. Pavone, R. Kelemen
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The Strength of Weak Review: National Courts, Interpretive Canons, and Human Rights Treaties
International Studies Quarterly, 2019Enforcement of international law is often delegated to national courts, creating a space for them to play a part in international judicialization. Under what conditions can they do so?
Y. Lupu +2 more
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Judicial empowerment expanded: Political determinants of national courts' cooperation with the CJEU
European Law Journal, 2019Scholars in EU studies have developed diverse justifications for explaining why national judges cooperate with the Court of Justice of the European Union. In this regard, judicial empowerment theories have stressed the strategic importance of cooperation
Juan A. Mayoral
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Advisory Opinions of National and International Courts. I. National Courts
Harvard Law Review, 1924M. Hudson
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Common market law review, 2016
While it is widely recognized that national procedural law must satisfy the minimum requirements of effectiveness and equivalence, the way procedural law is regulated is generally considered a matter of Member State autonomy.
Anna Wallerman
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While it is widely recognized that national procedural law must satisfy the minimum requirements of effectiveness and equivalence, the way procedural law is regulated is generally considered a matter of Member State autonomy.
Anna Wallerman
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The EU Courts as national courts: National law in the EU judicial process
Common Market Law Review, 2017This article examines the situations in which the laws of the Member States are relevant before the European courts. The presence of national law in the EU judicial process raises a series of questions linked to its legal status. In order to assess whether the current answers to such questions are appropriate, the article underlines that national law ...
Silvère Lefèvre, Miro Prek
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2023
Abstract This chapter, which examines the issues concerning the responsibility for procedural rules and remedies between European Union (EU) and national law, discusses the relevant jurisprudence of the Court of Justice (CJ) and explains how it has developed the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, notably in specific fields such
Marios Costa, Steve Peers
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Abstract This chapter, which examines the issues concerning the responsibility for procedural rules and remedies between European Union (EU) and national law, discusses the relevant jurisprudence of the Court of Justice (CJ) and explains how it has developed the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, notably in specific fields such
Marios Costa, Steve Peers
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