The Italian Constitutional Court in re Taricco: “Gauweiler in the Roman Campagna”
Faraguna, Pietro
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2017
Verfassungsblog
2017-01-31
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The Italian Constitutional Court’s Tarrico judgement is worded in apparently much milder terms than the BVerfG’s preliminary reference in Gauweiler. The content of the ICC’s decision, though, seems loaded with much more dynamite. In Gauweiler, the CJEU was called to interpret an act of another EU institution. In Taricco, the CJEU is called to reinterpret its own decision, after the ICC essentially asked “please, say it again?”
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Faraguna, Pietro
Constitutional Identity
Italian Constitutional Court
Principle of Legality
Taricco
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https://verfassungsblog.de/the-italian-constitutional-court-in-re-taricco-gauweiler-in-the-roman-campagna/
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