Minimum Harmonisation and Fundamental Rights: A Test-Case for the Identification of the Scope of EU Law in Situations Involving National Discretion?: ECJ (Grand Chamber) 19 November 2019, Joined…

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RT @CUP_Law: New case note by Maxime Tecqmenne is in #FirstView from @Eu_Const and currently #freetoread - "Minimum Harmonisation and Funda…

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RT @CUP_Law: New case note by Maxime Tecqmenne is in #FirstView from @Eu_Const and currently #freetoread - "Minimum Harmonisation and Funda…

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New case note by Maxime Tecqmenne is in #FirstView from @Eu_Const and currently #freetoread - "Minimum Harmonisation and Fundamental Rights: A Test-Case for the Identification of the Scope of EU Law in Situations Involving National Discretion?" https://t.c

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RT @Eu_Const: A new case note available on #EuConst: Maxime Tecqmenne writes on the @EUCourtPress TSN case, analysing the question of minim…

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