Articles Some Considerations on the Reform of the Statute of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Light of its Negotiation. Et quo, hinc?23 April 2025 Special Issue Michela AngeliDeputy legal adviser to the Permanent Representation of Italy to the European Union The Time Limit for Initiating the Investigation in Proceedings Before the Italian Competition Authority7 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Alice Setari, Riccardo TremoladaLawyer, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Direct Effect and the Crux (of What is Left) of the “Dual Preliminarity” Doctrine31 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Daniele GalloFull Professor of EU Law, Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali – LUISS Impact of Appointment Procedures on Judicial Independence in the Light of Valančius Case18 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Francesco BattagliaProfessore associato di Diritto dell'Unione europea, Università di Roma "La Sapienza" The Notion of “Jurisdiction” in the light of the European Public Prosecutor’s Regulation: a Legitimacy of the Public Prosecutor to Request a Preliminary Reference?3 February 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Agnese CiprandiOrdinary magistrate on traineeship at the Court of Milan (D.M. 22.10.2024), PhD in European Union law at the University of Milan Some Considerations on the Reform of the Statute of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Light of its Negotiation. Et quo, hinc?28 January 2025 Special Issue Michela AngeliDeputy legal adviser to the Permanent Representation of Italy to the European Union One Step too Far, One Step too Close. The Rocky Road Towards Defining the Scope of Judicial Review in CFSP Matters in light of KS and KD v Council and Others and Neves77 Solutions6 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Lorenzo GrossioPostdoctoral Research Fellow in European Union Law, University of Turin The Implications for the Italian legal System of the Court of Justice’s Judgment on Safe Countries: the Way of Disapplication26 November 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Marcella FerriResearcher in European Union Law, University of Florence The unusual practice of improperly suspending judicial review proceedings: or by “intercepting” issues already pending before the Court29 October 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Marco MagriFull Professor of Administrative Law, University of Ferrara EU Agencies’ Boards of Appeal: victims de leur succès?23 October 2024 Special Issue Jacopo AlbertiProfessore associato di Diritto dell’Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Ferrara A Call for a New Approach in the Study (and Management) of EU Agencies’ Boards of Appeal22 October 2024 Special Issue Jacopo AlbertiProfessore associato di Diritto dell’Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Ferrara The preliminary reference to the Italian Court of Cassation and the one to the Court of Justice and disapplication of an administrative act infringing EU Law. The case of the Ministerial Decree on Safe Countries of origin8 October 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Marcella ComettiPost-doc research fellow in EU Law, University of Turin Charting the Path: Administrative and Judicial Remedies Available to Third Parties under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation2 October 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Alessandro CarpiCollaborateur chez Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, Bruxelles Protection of Fundamental Rights Between Constitutional Courts and Court of Justice: the Italian Case27 September 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Francesco ViganòProfessor of Criminal Law at Bocconi University, Milan and Justice of the Italian Constitutional Court Filtering Appeals Over Decisions Originally Taken By Boards Of Appeal: Rationale, Impact And Potential Evolution Of Article 58a Of The CJEU Statute17 September 2024 Special Issue Riccardo TorresanMember of the Legal Service, Single Resolution Board Third Parties’ Intervention before the Boards of Appeal17 September 2024 Special Issue Ilaria AnròProfessoressa associata di Diritto dell’Unione europea presso l’Università degli Studi di Milano The General Court beyond Prejudice: Preliminary References to the General Court1 September 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Massimo Condinanzi, Chiara AmalfitanoFull Professor of EU Law, University of Milan Gaps and ‘Known Unknowns’ in the Transfer of Preliminary References to the General Court1 September 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Daniel SarmientoProfessor of European Union law, Universidad Complutense de Madrid A Further Application of Hooke’s Law? Some Remarks after the Entry into Force of the Recent Reform of the Statute of the Court of Justice of the European Union1 September 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Massimo Francesco OrzanLegal Secretary, General Court of the European Union Remarks on the “implementation” (?), the effects and the effectiveness of the CJEU’s preliminary rulings on interpretation31 August 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Filippo CrociAssistant Professor in EU Law, University of Milan The Activity of EU Agencies’ Boards of Appeal and Their Impact on the Judicial System: an Empirical Research26 August 2024 Special Issue Paolo Giuseppe SilvestriPhD Candidte in European Union Law, University of Ferrara Member States’ Infringement of EU Law: the Implementation of ECJ Judgments under Article 258 TFEU and Article 260 (2) and (3) TFEU20 August 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Chiara Amalfitano, Massimo CondinanziFull Professor of EU Law, University of Milan The obligation of the institutions of the Union to comply with judgments finding the illegality of their own acts8 July 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Nicole LazzeriniAssociate Professor of European Union Law, Università degli Studi di Firenze More than the EU Courts, less then the Agencies: intensifying the Boards of Appeals’ standard of review after the Aquind judgment25 June 2024 Special Issue Sofie OosterhuisPhD Candidate in European Administrative Law, Utrecht University Interim Protection before the Boards of Appeal20 June 2024 Special Issue Massimo Francesco OrzanLegal Secretary, General Court of the European Union Oral Hearings in Preliminary References Coming from Italian Judges, from Lisbon to today17 June 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Jacopo AlbertiProfessore associato di Diritto dell’Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Ferrara Procedural Guarantees in Litigation before the Boards of Appeal7 June 2024 Special Issue Giulia AgratiPhD Candidate in European Union Law, University of Milan Hard Questions, Short Time: Who is Brave enough to Sit in a Board of Appeal?5 June 2024 Special Issue Michele SiriProfessor of Commercial Law at the University of Genoa and President of the ESAs Joint Board of Appeal Possible Future Developments of the Legal Framework of the Boards of Appeal: a Short Analysis from the Perspective of the Council of the European Union21 May 2024 Special Issue Carlo ZadraDirector of the Justice and Home Affairs team of the Council Legal Service Private Applicants’ Locus Standi before the Boards of Appeal21 May 2024 Special Issue Camilla BurelliAssistant Professor of EU Law, University of Milan Ramifications of the Aquind Judgements for ‘Non Permanent’ Boards of Appeal21 May 2024 Special Issue Marcus Navin-JonesVice-President of the CPVO Board of Appeal and Former Alternate Member of the ACER Board of Appeal Role and Perspective of the Boards of Appeals of EU Agencies in light of the Reform of the Statue of the Court of Justice14 May 2024 Special Issue Paolo Stancanelli, Alejandro Menéndez FernándezPrincipal Legal Adviser in the Legal Service of the European Commission Selected Contemporary Questions from the Activities of the ACER Board of Appeal14 May 2024 Special Issue Miro PrekChairman of the ACER Board of Appeal Aquind and the Standard of Review of the ESAs Joint Board of Appeal and of the SRB Appeal Panel14 May 2024 Special Issue Marco Lamandini, David Ramos MuñozFull Professor of Commercial Law, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna and Member of the Appeal Panel of the SRB Eu Agencies’ Boards of Appeal and the Future of the EU System of Judicial Protection. A Perspective from the European Parliament14 May 2024 Special Issue Tamás LukácsiMember of the Legal Service of the European Parliament The Scrutiny Performed by the ERA Board of Appeal: some General and Operational Remarks, Waiting for a Settled Practice14 May 2024 Special Issue Marcel VerslypeChairman of the ERA Board of Appeal The Board of Appeal of the European Chemicals Agency. Structure and Power of Review13 May 2024 Special Issue Antoine BuchetChairman of the ECHA Board of Appeal Standard of Review and the Right to an Effective Judicial Protection: a Reflection from the EUIPO’s Perspective13 May 2024 Special Issue Gordon HumphreysPresident ad interim of the EUIPO Board of Appeal The Aquind Judgments and their Impact on the Work of the EASA Board of Appel13 May 2024 Special Issue Michael Sánchez RydelskiChairman of the EASA Board of Appeal Functions, Discipline and Perspectives of the EU Pilot System30 April 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Linda PaglieraniPhD Candidate in European Union Law, University of Milan ArchiveSectionsLitigation within preliminary rulings Opinion of Advocate General Ćapeta in the Seraing Case27 January 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Stefano BastianonFull Professor of EU Law, University of Bergamo The Scope of the Reasoning in Case of Exception to the Obligation to Refer Questions for a Preliminary Ruling: Remarks on the Order for Reference in Case C-767/23, Remlin27 January 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Martina PreviatelloPost-Doc research fellow in EU Law, University of Trieste Litigation in direct actions The Intervention of the National Competition Authority in Merger Control Referral Cases: Brief Notes on the Order of the EU General Court in Brasserie Nationale and Munhowen v Commission15 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Giorgia Lo TauroAssociate FratiniVergano-European Lawyers, Ph.D. in European Union Law Different Role, Same Criteria: the Locus Standi Regime for Professional Judicial Associations19 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Adelina MariniPhD Candidate in the Faculty of Law and Criminology, KU Leuven Litigation generated by pourvois National Law as a «Legal Fact» in the Appeal Proceedings: Advocate General Kokott’s Opinion in Corneli17 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Ilaria AnròProfessoressa associata di Diritto dell’Unione europea presso l’Università degli Studi di Milano The Court of Justice rules on the first appeal allowed under article 58a of the Statute and confirms the restrictive character of the appeals’ “filter”3 June 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Martina ColiPostdoc Researcher in EU Law | University of Florence Interim measures Whose Jurisdiction? Penality Payments for Failing to Execute Interim Measures Under Art. 279 TFEU in Poland V Commission3 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Niels KirstLL.M., Assistant Professor of EU Law, Dublin City University The Vivendi “saga”: The Impact of Procedural Law on the Conditions to Grant Interim Measures and on the Delimitation of their Effects31 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Riccardo TorresanMember of the Legal Service, Single Resolution Board Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts “Constitutional Tone”: formally conciliatory, substantially worrying. Brief reflections starting from Constitutional Judgment No. 31/20257 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Chiara AmalfitanoFull Professor of EU Law, University of Milan Lego Bricks in the Court of Justice: Designation of Safe Countries of Origin. Grand Chamber Hearing of 25 February 2025, Joined Cases C-758/24 Alace and C-759/24 Canpelli12 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Sara MorlottiPhD Candidate in European Union Law, University of Milan Infringement proceedings The Court Again Deals with the Imposition of Lump Sum and Penalty Payments under Art. 260, paragraph 2, TFEU15 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Aramis SebrechtsJuris Doctor, Università degli Studi Roma Tre Only the GDP, and not its demographic weight, determines a State’s ability to pay: the new Communication on the criteria to determine financial penalties pursuant to article 260 TFEU25 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Paolo Giuseppe SilvestriPhD Candidte in European Union Law, University of Ferrara Litigation before EU Agencies’ Boards of Appeal Review of technical discretion and duty to state reasons of the Boards of appeal of EU agencies: novelties, opportunities and criticalities after Aquind and TenneT TS12 November 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Carlo Tovo Locus Standi of Private Parties Wishing to Challenge Regulatory Acts: Two Decisions of ACER’s Board of Appeal of 9th December 202222 October 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Camilla Burelli Judicial ‘life’ of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union A Flexible Application of the Principle of Effectiveness: The Court of Justice’s Ruling in ASG 26 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Alessandro CarpiCollaborateur chez Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, Bruxelles The recovery of unlawful State aid from an undertaking different from the original beneficiary when economic continuity exists: the judgment of the Court of Justice of the EU in C-588/231 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Irene AgnolucciPostdoctoral Research Fellow in EU Law at Bocconi University Procedural issues Nothing found. The reform of the Statute of the Court of Justice of the EU Judicial Statistics 2024: Selected Issues7 May 2025 Issue: 2/2025 Miriana LanottePostdoctoral Research Fellow in European Union Law at the University of Bologna A New Form for Applications for Free Legal Aid in Direct Actions before the General Court11 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 La Redazione Book Reviews C. BURELLI, La discrezionalità della Commissione europea nelle procedure di infrazione9 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Enrico Traversa G. LATTANZI, M. MAUGERI, G. GRASSO, L. CALCAGNO, A. CIRIELLO (eds.), Il diritto europeo e il giudice nazionale. Vol. 1: Il diritto dell’Unione europea e il ruolo del giudice nazionale4 September 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Adelina Adinolfi T. MATERNE, La procédure en manquement d’État : Guide pratique5 June 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Luca Prete C. RASIA, Civil Procedure in the European Union27 May 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Luca Prete E. CIMIOTTA, L’ambito soggettivo di efficacia delle sentenze pregiudiziali della Corte di giustizia dell’Unione europea27 May 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Carlo Curti Gialdino Articles Health Protection May Justify the Refusal of the Requested Person8 June 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Matteo AranciMagistrato ordinario presso il tribunale di Lodi. Dottore di ricerca in diritto dell’Unione europea – Università degli studi di Milano Infringement of the obligation to make a reference of preliminary ruling and individual measures in the light of the judgement of the European Court of Human Rights in Georgiou v. Greece8 June 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Isabella PeregoLawyer Burden of proof and interim judgments: some reflections on the Opinion of Advocate General Emiliou in case C-601/21, Commission v. Poland8 June 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Davide CimarelliAvvocato The Implications of the Combined reading of Article 9(3) of the Aarhus Convention and Article 47 of the Charter on the right of Environmental Associations to bring Legal Proceedings before National Courts8 June 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Alessandra FaviDocente a contratto in Diritto dell'Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Firenze The legitimacy of cities to act before the CJUE20 June 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Fulvio LeonzioDottorando di ricerca in Diritto dell’Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Bologna Participation in the preliminary ruling proceedings: tertium non datur18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Massimo CondinanziFull Professor of EU Law, University of Milan Third Parties’ Intervention in Direct Actions Before the EU Judge: selected issues18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Daniele P. DomenicucciReferendario al Tribunale dell’Unione europea Amicus curiae at the EU Court of Justice: some thoughts for the opening of the Kirchberg doors18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Ilaria AnròProfessoressa associata di Diritto dell’Unione europea presso l’Università degli Studi di Milano The referring judge’s power to establish facts constituting an offence before making a reference for a preliminary ruling18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Miriana LanottePostdoctoral Research Fellow in European Union Law at the University of Bologna The Application for Leave to Intervene, “Back to the Future” in the Referral to the General Court Following an Appeal Procedure18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Riccardo TorresanMember of the Legal Service, Single Resolution Board Interim protection, appeal procedure, and opposition to the default judgment, between autonomy of different actions and mutual influences18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Riccardo TorresanMember of the Legal Service, Single Resolution Board Independence of lawyers and right to an effective remedy in a recent decision of the CJEU on the admissibility of an appeal pursuant to art. 58 bis of the Statute18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Francesca BandiniDottoranda in Diritto internazionale e dell’Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Genova The “steps” of the amendment to protocol No. 3 on the Statute of the Court of justice of the European union18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 La Redazione Stay of the main proceedings during the preliminary ruling procedure: some clarifications from the Court of justice26 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Anna GrassoReferendaria presso la Corte di giustizia dell’Unione europea; le opinioni espresse sono strettamente personali Interim measures in EU public procurement litigation: the easing of the condition relating to urgency applies until the conclusion of the contract26 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Michele LaterzaAvvocato, dottore di ricerca in Diritto dell’Unione europea The parts and the whole26 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Jacopo Alberti, Marco LamandiniProfessore associato di Diritto dell’Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Ferrara European Arrest Warrant and the protection of the requested person’s health: the Constitutional Court decides in the aftermath of the CJEU E.D.L. judgment1 September 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Laura TomasiJudge, study assistant at the Constitutional Court Social rehabilitation’s guarantees for third-country nationals staying or residing in Italy: the Italian Constitutional Court follows up on the decision of the ECJ4 September 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Chiara AmalfitanoFull Professor of EU Law, University of Milan The role of the parties in the preliminary reference procedure: old and new issues10 September 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Patrizia De PasqualeFull Professor of European Union Law - University of Naples Federico II The prohibition for the trial court to raise of its own motion the annulment of the procedure due to the belated information regarding the right to remain silent when arrested11 September 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Anna VicinanzaPhD student in EU Law, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna Interest in bringing proceedings as a logical prius in the admissibility examination? A brief commentary on judgment of 15 June 2023, Silver and Others v Council, C-499/21 P2 October 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Daniele P. DomenicucciReferendario al Tribunale dell’Unione europea The New Rules Concerning the Publication of EU Acts and the Specificities of the EU Judiciary11 October 2023 Issue: 2/2023 La Redazione Locus Standi of Private Parties Wishing to Challenge Regulatory Acts: Two Decisions of ACER’s Board of Appeal of 9th December 202222 October 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Camilla BurelliAssistant Professor of EU Law, University of Milan EU restrictive measures: the RT France c. Council case on the admissibility of the action for annulment against the decision to maintain the restrictive measures23 October 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Ilaria CendretJunior Associate dello Studio Legale Unalome Legal, Lussemburgo The Scope of Review of the European Courts6 November 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Davide CimarelliAvvocato Clarifications on the Pre-litigation Phase in Proceedings under Article 260(2) TFEU24 November 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Maria PatrinPost-doc research fellow in EU Law, University of Florence Protection of the Financial Interests of the Union and Direct Effect in Malam Partem in Criminal Matters: a New Romanian Run for the Taricco Saga?2 December 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Pier Francesco BrescianiPost-doc research fellow in Constitutional Law, Alma Mater Studiorum Bologna Admissibility of actions brought by natural or legal persons against the Commis-sion Guidelines on State aid matters3 December 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Giorgia Lo TauroAssociate FratiniVergano-European Lawyers, Ph.D. in European Union Law A «de minimis» rule for the infringements of the European Union law?14 December 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Massimo CondinanziFull Professor of EU Law, University of Milan A (potential) conversation between the EU and the Italian legal system. The «pilot case» and the preliminary reference before the Italian Supreme Court28 December 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Sara PiniPhD candidate in Civil Procedural Law, University of Bologna A Brief Commentary on Third Party Intervention in the National Proceedings Suspended following the Preliminary Reference to the Court of Justice31 December 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Linda PaglieraniPhD Candidate in European Union Law, University of Milan How to Deter the United Kingdom from Violating EU Law11 January 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Alessandra LangProfessoressa associata di Diritto dell’Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Milano Article 99(3) c.p.a. between Constraint and Persuasion. Considerations Based on a Recent Judgment of the Regional Administrative Court of Lecce on beach concessions12 January 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Chiara FelizianiAssociate Professor of Administrative Law, University of Macerata Interim Relief Towards Individuals Interested by Restrictive Measures: An Effective Judicial Protection within the Framework of Interim Proceedings. The Mazepin Case29 January 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Anna PauPostdoctoral Research Fellow (EU Law), Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna Traffic Ban on the Brennero Motorway: Request to Start a New Infringement Procedure pursuant to Article 259 TFEU16 February 2024 Issue: 1/2024 La Redazione The Competitive Awarding of Italian Beaches. Reflections Starting from the Judgment of “TAR Lecce” No. 1223/202321 February 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Andrea CircoloResearcher in European Union Law, University of Naples Federico II The Competitive Awarding of Italian Beaches. Reflections Starting from the Judgment of “TAR Lecce” No. 1223/202321 February 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Andrea CircoloResearcher in European Union Law, University of Naples Federico II Ne bis in idem in light of the res judicata principle: procedural guarantee or first come first served rule?4 March 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Alessandro CarpiCollaborateur chez Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, Bruxelles Order No. 29 of 2024: a new preliminary reference on the “Community path” of the Italian Constitutional Court17 March 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Samuele BarbieriResearch Fellow in European Union Law, University of Ferrara The Court of Justice reminds the Consiglio di Stato (and other national courts) of some of the main cases of inadmissibility of references for a preliminary ruling: the Viagogo judgment26 March 2024 Issue: 1/2024 Edda SavoldelliPhD Candidate in European Union Law, University of Milan Archive SectionsLitigation within preliminary rulings Opinion of Advocate General Ćapeta in the Seraing Case27 January 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Stefano BastianonFull Professor of EU Law, University of Bergamo The Scope of the Reasoning in Case of Exception to the Obligation to Refer Questions for a Preliminary Ruling: Remarks on the Order for Reference in Case C-767/23, Remlin27 January 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Martina PreviatelloPost-Doc research fellow in EU Law, University of Trieste Litigation in direct actions The Intervention of the National Competition Authority in Merger Control Referral Cases: Brief Notes on the Order of the EU General Court in Brasserie Nationale and Munhowen v Commission15 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Giorgia Lo TauroAssociate FratiniVergano-European Lawyers, Ph.D. in European Union Law Different Role, Same Criteria: the Locus Standi Regime for Professional Judicial Associations19 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Adelina MariniPhD Candidate in the Faculty of Law and Criminology, KU Leuven Litigation generated by pourvois National Law as a «Legal Fact» in the Appeal Proceedings: Advocate General Kokott’s Opinion in Corneli17 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Ilaria AnròProfessoressa associata di Diritto dell’Unione europea presso l’Università degli Studi di Milano The Court of Justice rules on the first appeal allowed under article 58a of the Statute and confirms the restrictive character of the appeals’ “filter”3 June 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Martina ColiPostdoc Researcher in EU Law | University of Florence Interim measures Whose Jurisdiction? Penality Payments for Failing to Execute Interim Measures Under Art. 279 TFEU in Poland V Commission3 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Niels KirstLL.M., Assistant Professor of EU Law, Dublin City University The Vivendi “saga”: The Impact of Procedural Law on the Conditions to Grant Interim Measures and on the Delimitation of their Effects31 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Riccardo TorresanMember of the Legal Service, Single Resolution Board Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts “Constitutional Tone”: formally conciliatory, substantially worrying. Brief reflections starting from Constitutional Judgment No. 31/20257 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Chiara AmalfitanoFull Professor of EU Law, University of Milan Lego Bricks in the Court of Justice: Designation of Safe Countries of Origin. Grand Chamber Hearing of 25 February 2025, Joined Cases C-758/24 Alace and C-759/24 Canpelli12 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Sara MorlottiPhD Candidate in European Union Law, University of Milan Infringement proceedings The Court Again Deals with the Imposition of Lump Sum and Penalty Payments under Art. 260, paragraph 2, TFEU15 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Aramis SebrechtsJuris Doctor, Università degli Studi Roma Tre Only the GDP, and not its demographic weight, determines a State’s ability to pay: the new Communication on the criteria to determine financial penalties pursuant to article 260 TFEU25 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Paolo Giuseppe SilvestriPhD Candidte in European Union Law, University of Ferrara Litigation before EU Agencies’ Boards of Appeal Review of technical discretion and duty to state reasons of the Boards of appeal of EU agencies: novelties, opportunities and criticalities after Aquind and TenneT TS12 November 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Carlo Tovo Locus Standi of Private Parties Wishing to Challenge Regulatory Acts: Two Decisions of ACER’s Board of Appeal of 9th December 202222 October 2023 Issue: 2/2023 Camilla Burelli Judicial ‘life’ of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union A Flexible Application of the Principle of Effectiveness: The Court of Justice’s Ruling in ASG 26 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Alessandro CarpiCollaborateur chez Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, Bruxelles The recovery of unlawful State aid from an undertaking different from the original beneficiary when economic continuity exists: the judgment of the Court of Justice of the EU in C-588/231 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Irene AgnolucciPostdoctoral Research Fellow in EU Law at Bocconi University Procedural issues Nothing found. The reform of the Statute of the Court of Justice of the EU Judicial Statistics 2024: Selected Issues7 May 2025 Issue: 2/2025 Miriana LanottePostdoctoral Research Fellow in European Union Law at the University of Bologna A New Form for Applications for Free Legal Aid in Direct Actions before the General Court11 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 La Redazione Book Reviews C. BURELLI, La discrezionalità della Commissione europea nelle procedure di infrazione9 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Enrico Traversa G. LATTANZI, M. MAUGERI, G. GRASSO, L. CALCAGNO, A. CIRIELLO (eds.), Il diritto europeo e il giudice nazionale. Vol. 1: Il diritto dell’Unione europea e il ruolo del giudice nazionale4 September 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Adelina Adinolfi T. MATERNE, La procédure en manquement d’État : Guide pratique5 June 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Luca Prete C. RASIA, Civil Procedure in the European Union27 May 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Luca Prete E. CIMIOTTA, L’ambito soggettivo di efficacia delle sentenze pregiudiziali della Corte di giustizia dell’Unione europea27 May 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Carlo Curti Gialdino
Alessandra FaviDocente a contratto in Diritto dell'Unione europea, Università degli Studi di Firenze
