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Public Law and the Judges / Le drcit public et les juges
Author(s)
Philippe Nelidoff
Agustín Gordillo
Pierre Nihoul
Stephen Sedley
Ana Maria Guerra Martins
Savvas S. Papasavvas
Andreas Lehner
Tasia Mantanika
Rumen Stefanov
Jens Elo Rytter
Vassilios Kondylis
John O’Dowd
Ton Van Den Brink
Monika Florczak-Wątor
Violeta Beširević
Tanasije Marinković
Lucia Mokrá
Michael Siman
Antonio Bueno Armijo
Nuria Magaldi Mendaña
Argelia Queralt Jimenez
Gunilla Edelstam
Nilay Arat
Aslı Topukcu
Amnon Reichman
Giacinto della Cananea
E. Schmidt-Assmann
Luis Ortega
Jean-Bernard Auby
Sabino Cassese
Mario P. Chiti
Bernard Pacteau
Elisenda Malaret
Lorenzo Martín-Retortillo
Pages
640
2012/ Vol. CIV
Type
Print edition
75.00 €

“Public Law and the Judges”

 

According to the policy of the ERPL, the proceedings of the annual EGPL Conference appearing as an ERPL issue, are also published as a special volume of the European Public Law Series, given the importance of the subjects treated therein. In this context, the proceedings of the EGPL Conference 2011 are also published as a volume of the European Public Law Series. Within the framework of a General Introduction on “The Status of the Judge: Independence and Impartiality”, Professors Ph. Nélidoff, A. Gordillo and P. Nihoul present their general reports, whereas the theme of “Judicial Legitimacy - The Functions of the Judge” is treated by Sir Stephen Sedley and Prof. A.M. Guerra Martins, and the theme of “Judge-Made Law” is treated by Judge S. Papasavvas. National reports on “The Dialogue of the Judges: National Courts and European Courts” are included, coming from: Austria, Bulgaria, Denmark, Greece, Ireland, The Netherlands, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and Ukraine. A comparative perspective on the theme is provided by Prof. V. Kondylis, on the basis of the national reports and of a Questionnaire, which is also included in the publication in English. The General Conclusions are presented by Professor A. Reichman.

 

In this same issue, are presented the speeches on the occasion of the Laudatio to Prof. S. Cassese (speeches by Professors G. della Cananea, E. Schmidt-Aßmann, L. Ortega, J.-B. Auby and Prof. S. Cassese’s Acknowledgements) and of the Laudatio to Prof. L. Martín-Retortillo (speeches by Professors M. P. Chiti, B. Pacteau, E. Malaret and Prof. L. Martín-Retortillo’s Acknowledgements).

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

SUMMARY / SOMMAIRE
PART I / IÈRE PARTIE
FOREWORD / AVANT-PROPOS
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
THE STATUS OF THE JUDGE: INDEPENDENCE AND IMPARTIALITY /
INTRODUCTION GÉNÉRALE
LE STATUT DU JUGE: INDÉPENDANCE ET IMPARTIALITÉ
PH. NÉLIDOFF, L’évolution historique du statut des juges en France
A. GORDILLO, The Status of the Judge: Independence and Impartiality
P. NIHOUL, L’indépendance et l’impartialité du juge
JUDICIAL LEGITIMACY - THE FUNCTIONS OF THE JUDGE /
LA LEGITIMITE DU JUGE - LES FONCTIONS DU JUGE
SIR STEPHEN SEDLEY, Judicial Legitimacy: The Functions of the Judge
A. M. GUERRA MARTINS, Judicial Legitimacy
and the Functions of the Judge in a Multilevel Constitutional System
JUDGE-MADE LAW /
LE DROIT JURISPRUDENTIEL
S. PAPASAVVAS, La création de droit par le juge de l’Union européenne
ELEMENTS OF COMPARISON / ÉLEMENTS DE COMPARAISON*
A. LEHNER / T. MANTANIKA, “The Dialogue of the Judges” - Austrian and European Courts
R. STEFANOV, “The Dialogue of the Judges” - National Courts and European Courts: Bulgaria
J. E. RYTTER, Danish Courts and European Courts - Dialogue or Reluctance?
V. KONDYLIS, “The Dialogue of the Judges” - National Courts and European Courts: Greece
T. J. O’DOWD, The Judges and Public Law: Irish and European Perspectives
T. VAN DEN BRINK, “The Dialogue of the Judges” - National Courts and European Courts: The Netherlands
M. FLORCZAK-WĄTOR, “The Dialogue of the Judges” - National Courts and European Courts: Poland
V. BEŠIREVIĆ / T. MARINKOVIĆ, Serbia in “a Europe of Rights”: The Effects of the Constitutional Dialogue between the Serbian and European Judges
L. MOKRÁ / M. SIMAN, “The Dialogue of the Judges” - National Courts and European Courts: Slovak Republic
A. BUENO ARMIJO / N. MAGALDI MENDAÑA / A. QUERALT JIMENEZ,
“The Dialogue of the Judges” - National Courts and European Courts: Spain
G. EDELSTAM, “The Dialogue of the Judges” - National Courts and European Courts: Sweden
N. ARAT / A. TOPUKCU, General Assessment regarding the Relations of National and International Judges: Turkey

 

ANNEX, Questionnaire
CASE STUDY / ÉTUDE DE CAS
V. KONDYLIS, “The Dialogue of the Judges” - National Courts and European Courts: Case Study
GENERAL CONCLUSIONS / CONCLUSIONS GÉNÉRALES
A. REICHMAN, The Role of the Judge in Public Law: General Conclusions
PART II / IIEME PARTIE
LAUDATIO: PROF. SABINO CASSESE
G. DELLA CANANEA, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”
E. SCHMIDT-ASSMANN, Professor at the University of Heidelberg
L. ORTEGA, Professor at the University Castilla-La Mancha (Toledo), Judge at the Spanish Constitutional Court
J.-B. AUBY, Professeur de droit public, Directeur de la Chaire “Mutations de l’Action Publique et du Droit Public” (MADP), Sciences Po (Paris)
S. CASSESE, Emeritus Professor at the “Scuola Normale Superiore” in Pisa, Judge at the Constitutional Court of the Italian Republic
LAUDATIO: PROF. LORENZO MARTÍN-RETORTILLO
M. P. CHITI, Professor at the University of Florence
B. PACTEAU, agrégé de droit public et de science politique, professeur à l’Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV, ancien professeur aux Universités de Clermont et de Poitiers, ancien judge ad hoc à la Cour européenne des droits de l’Homme
E. MALARET, Professeure à l’Université de Barcelone
L. MARTÍN-RETORTILLO, Professor at the Complutense University of Madrid

 

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