The Romanian Constitutional Court and the Principle of Primacy: To Refer or Not to Refer?
Viorica Viță
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Viorica Viță
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This Article aims to constructively analyze the emerging constitutional dialogue between the Constitutional Court of Romania (the CCR or the Court) and the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). It focuses, in particular, on the lack of a reference for a preliminary ruling from the first court, and aims to unveil the possible motives underlying this passive behavior.
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This Article aims to constructively analyze the emerging constitutional dialogue between the Constitutional Court of Romania (the CCR or the Court) and the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). It focuses, in particular, on the lack of a reference for a preliminary ruling from the first court, and aims to unveil the possible motives underlying this passive behavior.
Key concepts: Romanian, Constitutional court, Preliminary ruling, Political science, Law, European union, European court of justice, Economic Justice