Reconsidering the blanket-data-retention-taboo, for human rights’ sake?
Belgian Constitutional Court offers CJEU chance to explain its puzzling Tele2 Sverige AB-decision By Frank Verbruggen, Sofie Royer, and Helena Severijns Compulsory retention, by ICT-providers, of all...
View ArticleThe European Commission’s E-evidence Proposal: Toward an EU-wide Obligation...
By Vanessa Franssen On 17 April 2018 the European Commission published its long awaited legislative proposal on e-evidence. This proposal – which actually consists of two strongly interconnected...
View ArticleNeues aus dem Elfenbeinturm: October 2018
Workshop “Justice, Injustice and Brexit” City University of London, 19 October 2018. (Free) registration necessary. Conference “Sustainable Business… Tested Through Dialogue” Taranto, 12-14 December...
View ArticleCase C-57/16P ClientEarth v Commission: Citizen’s participation in EU...
By Laurens Ankersmit In a Grand Chamber ruling of 4 September 2018, the European Court of Justice annulled two decisions of the Commission to refuse access to documents on impact assessment reports in...
View Article“Does the principle of the autonomy of the EU legal order allow for a Member...
By Manolis Perakis The question whether it would be lawful for a Member State to revoke the notification of withdrawal from the EU before the two-year lapse (laid down in the third paragraph of Article...
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