Balance and Lever (EU Judicial System)

Author: Fang Guoxue, Xue Xiangjun
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The judicial system of the European Union refers to the comprehensive set of institutions and regulations concerning the nature, status, functions, tasks, organization, personnel, as well as the principles and procedures of activities of the EU's judicial bodies. EU law primarily refers to the international law at the EU level, i.e., the legal norms of the EU's three pillars. Therefore, the judicial institutions of the EU refer to the EU's courts, specifically the Court of Justice of the European Union and its court, the Court of First Instance. Studying the judicial system of the EU holds significant importance. First, understanding the process of European integration necessitates the study of the EU's judicial system; second, the unique characteristics of the EU's judicial system have attracted considerable attention; third, researching the EU's judicial system facilitates Sino-EU exchanges and legal integration; fourth, studying the EU's judicial system is also a practical necessity. This book represents an initial attempt in this regard. It is also necessary to provide a brief explanation of the book's content. First, this book primarily studies the judicial system under the EU's pillars; second, the judicial system of the EU in this book mainly refers to the legal systems concerning the jurisdiction and judicial interpretation power of the Court of Justice of the European Union.