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Les intérêts privés dans l’ombre de la justice européenne

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By Pascal Hansens, Ella Joyner Verified
| Le Soir Verified
Surveillance, migration, santé publique, environnement, big tech : les décisions de la Cour de justice de l’Union européenne façonnent la vie de millions d’Européens. Pourtant, l’attribution des affaires aux juges reste opaque, alimentant les risques de perception de conflits d’intérêts politiques ou financiers.
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Lobbyismus am Europäischen Gerichtshof: Transparenz unterm Hammer

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By Pascal Hansens, Ella Joyner Verified, Leïla Miñano Verified
| taz Verified
Im Frühjahr 2019 wurde der deutschen Generalanwältin am Europäischen Gerichtshof (EuGH), Juliane Kokott, ein zunächst unscheinbares Verfahren zugeteilt. Ein nahezu alltäglicher Fall: Der französische Pharmakonzern Servier stritt mit der Europäischen Kommission, im Mittelpunkt stand ein Blutdruckmittel des Konzerns, Perindopril. Als Generalanwältin sollte Kokott in dem Verfahren einen Schlussantrag verfassen, eine Empfehlung, der die Richter meist folgen.
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Top EU judges’ financial holdings raise troubling questions

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By Pascal Hansens, Ella Joyner Verified, Leïla Miñano Verified
| EUobserver Verified
Operating from tiny Luxembourg, fewer than 100 individuals are invested with unique power to shape the rules governing half a billion people. Members of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) can compel governments to rewrite laws, force corporations to shell out billions and have the last word on laws of the world’s largest trade bloc. These revered experts are held to exacting standards to avoid anything casting a shadow of doubt over their decisions.
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