21 May 2021
Dance of Courts
State, federal and EU constitutional law and the emergence of black holes on the legal map of Europe Continue reading >>
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19 May 2020
Why Egenberger Could Be Next
Soon, the Federal Constitutional Court will decide on the Egenberger case that raises important questions at the intersection of anti-discrimination law and religious policy. The decision is an opportunity to address critical questions to the European Court of Justice – a court that lacks dogmatic subtlety and sensitivity with regard to religion and cultural policy as an analysis of its case law shows. Continue reading >>15 May 2020
At the End of the Law
The recent judgment of the Federal Constitutional Court needs to be regarded from the perspective of political economy as it highlights that the status quo of the Eurozone is untenable. The merits of the Weiss judgment could be to open up a debate about the requirements of a genuine European Economic and Monetary Union in Germany and elsewhere in Europe. Continue reading >>08 May 2020
We Super-Europeans
Judges at war? Judges at dance? Or is it just a tragedy? On the FCC ultra vires decision, its fallout and other topics of this eventful week. Continue reading >>
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05 July 2016
Nachfolge im Zweiten Senat am BVerfG: Christine Langenfeld soll Herbert Landau beerben
Der Bundesrat will offenbar schon am Freitag die Vorsitzende des Sachverständigenrats für Integration und Migration, die Göttinger Staatsrechtslehrerin Christine Langenfeld, zur Richterin am Bundesverfassungsgericht wählen. Continue reading >>01 October 2015