Judicial ‘life’ of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union

A cura di Ilaria Anrò, Nicole Lazzerini

The European Union can Lawfully Prohibit the Provision of Certain Legal Services to Russian Entities

1 December 2024   Issue: 3/2024

Luigi LonardoLecturer in EU Law, University College Cork

Day After Day: Further Developments on the European Arrest Warrant and the Protection of Fundamental Rights in the CJEU’s Breian Judgment

22 October 2024   Issue: 3/2024

Alessandro RosanòTenure Track Researcher in European Union Law, University of Parma

The (denied) request of the Romanian judges’ associations to obtain legal standing under EU law before the national authorities

30 July 2024   Issue: 2/2024

Miriana LanottePostdoctoral Research Fellow in European Union Law at the University of Bologna

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 CarpiLL.M candidate at the College of Europe

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 arrested

11 September 2023   Issue: 2/2023

Anna VicinanzaPhD student in EU Law, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna

The referring judge’s power to establish facts constituting an offence before making a reference for a preliminary ruling

18 July 2023   Issue: 1/2023

Miriana LanottePostdoctoral Research Fellow in European Union Law at the University of Bologna

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 Courts

8 June 2023   Issue: 1/2023

Alessandra FaviAssegnista di ricerca, Università degli Studi di Firenze

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