The Comeback of the Mixed Chamber - Institutional reform and competence creep in an enlarged Union
Weiler, Joseph H.H.
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Sarmiento, Daniel
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Verfassungsblog
2023-10-02
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Three years ago, in the wake of the Weiss judgment of the German Federal Constitutional Court, we proposed the creation of a “Mixed Chamber” in the Court of Justice of the European Union, to rule in last instance on judicial disputes on points of Union competence. The rationale of a Chamber so composed is not obvious. After all, in a Union in which EU Law has primacy over national law, in which the autonomy of EU law is all-pervasive and where the Court of Justice is the ultimate interpreter of EU law, why should a Mixed Chamber be needed? We believe there are at least three good reasons that make a Mixed Chamber as salient as ever.
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Weiler, Joseph H.H.
competences
Court of Justice
Mixed Chamber
primacy of EU law
Weiss
342
https://verfassungsblog.de/the-comeback-of-the-mixed-chamber/
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