It would mean that the Federal Supreme Court would no longer be ‘the supreme judicial authority of the Confederation’, as stipulated in Article 188 (1) of the Federal Constitution. The EU Treaty lays ...

Reciprocity through unilateralism: the President’s concept After threatening Canada and Mexico with harsh tariff increases and implementing the same against China, the new US president has set in ...

In the latest chapter of the EU rule of law saga, the General Court dismissed an annulment action lodged by an association of Romanian prosecutors, which challenged the termination of the Cooperation ...

Reading Project 2025 as a manifesto exposes how in today’s legal reality, it is a blueprint for what is happening. A quick comparison between the demands and recent Executive actions suffices. It is a ...

And Trump’s counter-constitution will have won. And so, on 19 February 2025, Trump reached down from his federal perch using ...

Italy of 30 January 2025, the European Court of Human Rights unanimously found a violation of Article 2 ECHR on account of ...

When a party advances a theory only when it is useful to them, it is not a theory: it is a thinly veiled attempt to legitimize actions. A theory about the American Constitution (or any other) should ...

After decades of gridlock on campaign finance reform at the federal level in Australia, the major parties reached a deal to pass the Electoral Legislation Amendment (Electoral Reform) Act 2025 (Cth) ...

They claim to have been detained in a tent without access to basic necessities, subjected to physical abuse, and ultimately pressured into agreeing to return to Iraq. In C.O.C.G. and Others v.

In her Opinion, AG Ćapeta highlights convincingly the specificities of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), the forced ...

Whereas the CJEU’s Grand Chamber engaged with the question of Frontex liability for contributions to pushbacks and returns in the appeals of WS and others v Frontex (see GC hearing), and Hamoudi v ...

The answer lies in the unwillingness of constitutional scholars and mainstream political practitioners to look beyond the formal. To accept that their craft is anything other than complex narrative ...