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Category: Courts of Member States

Consumer protection and the limits of CJEU Jurisdiction: a controversial Advocate General´s Opinion

Review of Clara Rauchegger and Anna Wallerman (eds.) The Eurosceptic Challenge: National Implementation and Interpretation of EU Law (Hart 2019)

Spanish Constitutional Court takes control of lower courts’ application of Cilfit – in a dubious way

New laws of forgetting – The German Constitutional Court on the right to be forgotten

The independence of the disciplinary chamber of the Polish Supreme Court or how to forget about discipline

Case C-128/18 Dorobantu – the Aftermath of Aranyosi and Căldăraru

Thickening up judicial independence: the ECJ ruling in Commission v. Poland (C-619/18)

Neues aus dem Elfenbeinturm: June 2019

German prosecutors are insufficiently independent to issue European Arrest Warrants

Autonomy and Opinion 1/17 – a matter of coherence?