The European Union’s political and constitutional context, particularly the principle of a Union of law, is currently being called into question by some Member States, mainly on what concerns effective judicial protection and its specific dimensions that demand an independent and impartial court. This chapter aims at discussing these concerns, considering the European Union’s institutional position and Court of Justice jurisprudence. The chapter will then look at the concept of European e-Justice, and examine whether this might be an original solution to overcome the Union of law constitutional challenges, including which strategies could achieve this from the European institutions’ standpoint.

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Current Challenges to the Rule of Law and European e-Justice as an Original Tool to Answer Effective Judicial Protection Demands

  • Joana Covelo de Abreu

摘要

The European Union’s political and constitutional context, particularly the principle of a Union of law, is currently being called into question by some Member States, mainly on what concerns effective judicial protection and its specific dimensions that demand an independent and impartial court. This chapter aims at discussing these concerns, considering the European Union’s institutional position and Court of Justice jurisprudence. The chapter will then look at the concept of European e-Justice, and examine whether this might be an original solution to overcome the Union of law constitutional challenges, including which strategies could achieve this from the European institutions’ standpoint.