Administrative Law

This post concerns a question which ought to be of concern to all who practise in or study EU law: does the EU administrative law acquis provide the Union’s courts with the tools they need to supervise the exercise of Union power across a range of competences?

This contribution looks into the consequences of the judgment in C-26/22 and C-64/22 on the GDPR procedural rights.

This post examines the most evident shortcomings of the current ethics frameworks for members and staff of the EU institutions involved in the legislative procedures.

This post provides a brief overview of the theoretical foundations of the right to silence and the background to the current CJEU ruling and highlights the most important reasonings of both the referring and ruling court.

This post presents the relevant developments leading up to this case, discusses AG Kokott’s Opinion and reflects upon the wider implications of Case C-411/17 for the development of EU environmental law and its interaction with the international legal order.

This post hypothesises that this may be the result of the way in which the CJEU handled the SCC’s first (and so far, only) preliminary reference.