Oliver Garner

Oliver Garner is a PhD candidate at the European University Institute. He received his LLM at the EUI, and a BA Jurisprudence from the University of Oxford. His PhD research focuses on the consequences of fragmentation in the legal order of the European Union for the rights that European citizens derive from integration.

Posts

Henry VIII arrives in Florence: The UK’s withdrawal from the Convention establishing a European University Institute February 15, 2019
Part III Mini-Symposium on EU Citizenship in the Shadow of Brexit: The Right of UK nationals to vote in European Parliament elections in the EU-27 December 19, 2018
Introduction to the Mini-Symposium: EU Citizenship in the Shadow of Brexit December 18, 2018
Case C-621/18, Wightman v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union: The European Court of Justice confirms that Article 50 notification can be unilaterally revoked December 11, 2018
Can the United Kingdom unilaterally revoke its Article 50 notification to withdraw from the EU? Wightman v Secretary of State for DexEU [2018] CSIH 62 September 24, 2018
Does Member State Withdrawal from the European Union Extinguish EU Citizenship? C/13/640244 / KG ZA 17-1327 of the Rechtbank Amsterdam (‘The Amsterdam Case’) February 19, 2018
A Joint EU-UK court for citizens’ rights: A viable option after and beyond Brexit? August 3, 2017
The European Citizens Initiative on a European Free Movement Mechanism: A New Hope or a False Start for UK nationals after Brexit? February 23, 2017
“So long (as) and Farewell?” The United Kingdom Supreme Court in Miller January 26, 2017
Referring Brexit to the Court of Justice of the European Union: Why Revoking an Article 50 Notice Should be Left to the United Kingdom November 14, 2016
May’s March towards Brexit: some comments on the potential legal implications of the UK’s ‘Great Repeal Bill’ October 10, 2016
After Brexit: The road ahead. A vote to leave but a decision to remain? July 1, 2016