A Union of Effective Judicial Protection: Addressing a Multi-level Challenge through the Lens of Anide 47 CFREU

• Autores: Marck Safjan, Dominik Düsterhaus
• Localización: Yearbook of European Law, ISSN 0263-3264, Vol. 33, Nº. 1, 2014, págs. 3-40
• Idioma: inglés
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  • This article explores the evolving EU standard of effective judicial protection under Anide 47 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (CFREU) and describes it as being composite, coherent, and autonomous. The standard is cornposite in thar the different levels of EU law adjudication complernent each other by the protection they respectively grant. The standard must be coherent given that the fundamental right applied to and at the different levels of EU law adjudication is one and the same. Finally, the aspiration of an ever closer and deeper Union appears to call for an EU autonomous definition of what exactly constitutes effective legal protection in a shared legal order based on loyal cooperation and mutual trust. With the Court of justice asseting competence to define the binding EU standard of prorection, it may be expected to further clarify what constitutes me essence of effective judicial protection.