Could there be a Rule of Law Problem at the EU Court of Justice? - The Puzzling Plan to let U.K. Advocate General Sharpston Go After Brexit
Halberstam, Daniel
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Verfassungsblog
2020-02-23
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The Member States’ current plan of replacing the sitting U.K. Advocate General at the Court of Justice Eleanor Sharpston before the end of her six-year term raises a serious question whether doing so may violate the European Treaties. If yes, this would be a troubling intrusion on the independence of the Court and the constitutional structure of the Union – just when the EU should be setting an example for the Member States (both current and former).
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Halberstam, Daniel
Advocate General
Eleanor Sharpston
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