Effective judicial protection – Page 2

Asylum, Effective judicial protection

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Procedural rights in the context of Dublin proceedings: the salient role of the Rewe-effectiveness in determining the EU standards of protection, by Alicja Słowik

12 Mar 2024

Although the EU asylum law provides for a detailed legal framework regarding the protection of procedural rights, many aspects of the exercise of these rights are not fully harmonised at the EU level. Consequently, the…
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EU ‘intermediate’ acts in the context of composite procedures before the Italian administrative courts, by Andrea Circolo

1 Mar 2024

Introduction A recent ruling by the Italian administrative court of first instance provides a valuable opportunity to reflect on a classic, yet unresolved issue: the implications of complex (or mixed) administrative procedure on the effective…
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Comparative remarks on Article 47 of the Charter and effective judicial protection before national courts – Volume II, by M Bonelli, M Eliantonio and G Gentile

21 Jul 2023

After exploring in the first volume of this project how the Court of Justice has interpreted and applied Article 47 of the Charter and the principle of effective judicial protection (see our conclusions on the…
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Article 47 ECHFR before the Irish Courts, by David Fennelly

19 Jul 2023

In our contribution to Article 47 of the EU Charter and Effective Judicial Protection – Volume 2: The national courts’ perspective, Gráinne Gilmore, Clíodhna Murphy and I examine the impact of Article 47 of the…
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The Application of Article 47 of the EU Charter by German Courts, by Angela Schwerdtfeger

7 Jul 2023

When I received the invitation to contribute the German chapter to Article 47 of the EU Charter and effective judicial protection, vol. II: The National Courts’ Perspectives, edited by Matteo Bonelli, Mariolina Eliantonio, and Giulia Gentile,…
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Procedural rights in the context of Dublin proceedings: the salient role of the Rewe-effectiveness in determining the EU standards of protection, by Alicja Słowik

EU ‘intermediate’ acts in the context of composite procedures before the Italian administrative courts, by Andrea Circolo

Comparative remarks on Article 47 of the Charter and effective judicial protection before national courts – Volume II, by M Bonelli, M Eliantonio and G Gentile

Article 47 ECHFR before the Irish Courts, by David Fennelly

The Application of Article 47 of the EU Charter by German Courts, by Angela Schwerdtfeger

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