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EU: Building the EU Judicial System: Politicians 1, (Judicial) Architects 0

23 November 2014

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"The Court of Justice has recently proposed that the EU should double the number of judges on the General Court, and abolish the EU’s Civil Service Tribunal. Why did the Court propose such a dramatic change to the EU judicial system? And is it a good idea?"

See the full text: Building the EU Judicial System: Politicians 1, (Judicial) Architects 0 (EU Law Analysis, link)

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