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DABIJA, Tatiana. The European Court of Justice’s role in reviewing laws’ constitutionality. In: Relaţii internaţionale. Plus, 2017, nr. 1(11), pp. 310-328. ISSN 1857-4440.
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Numărul 1(11) / 2017 / ISSN 1857-4440 /ISSNe 2587-3393

The European Court of Justice’s role in reviewing laws’ constitutionality

CZU: 341.645.2(4)

Pag. 310-328

Dabija Tatiana
 
Institutul de Relaţii Internaţionale din Moldova
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 18 ianuarie 2018


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The European Court of Justice (hereinafter the ECJ) is an institution of the European Union, which the Constitutional Treaties have entrusted to ensure the correct interpretation and application of European law. The Member States Representatives, being present at the negotiation on signing the Treaty of Paris deemed the Court of Justice as the true body to supervise the legality of acts issued by High Authority and the Special Council of Ministers, aiming to assure, at the same time, the balance between these institutions and member states, and also to guarantee the Economic Coal and Steel Community authorities’ non-interference in the fields falling under the sovereignty of member states

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The European Court of Justice, reviewing the constitutionality of laws,

democracy, sovereignty, constitution, legal system, national justice