2000
DOI: 10.1080/01402380008425405
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The positioning of EU judicial politics within the United Kingdom

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“…This is the logical result if we accept the basic assumption of judicial politics research that courts need to be considered as political institutions whose decisions are not derived from an abstract and constant 'legal truth' (Shapiro 1981). Such an assumption is also supported by empirical evidence that reveals a significant difference in the interpretation of European legislation by national courts (Alter 2001;Golub 1996: 368-71;Chalmers 2000).…”
Section: Interpretation By National Courtsmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…This is the logical result if we accept the basic assumption of judicial politics research that courts need to be considered as political institutions whose decisions are not derived from an abstract and constant 'legal truth' (Shapiro 1981). Such an assumption is also supported by empirical evidence that reveals a significant difference in the interpretation of European legislation by national courts (Alter 2001;Golub 1996: 368-71;Chalmers 2000).…”
Section: Interpretation By National Courtsmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…The recognition of the need to refer certain matters supranationally may explain the limited increase in referrals from the UK in the late 1980s. Furthermore, the Factortame judgment in 1990 made irrevocably clear that British courts could suspend an Act of Parliament that breached EC law (Chalmers, 2001;Craig, 1998: 207-9; R v. Secretary of State for Transport exparte Factortame, (No 1) [1990] 2 AC 85).…”
Section: The Uk Casementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Orzeczenie otworzy³o tym samym mo¿-liwooeae brytyjskim s¹dom na badanie aktów stanowionych przez parlament w odniesieniu do ich relacji z aktami prawa wspólnotowego. Ponadto, s¹dy mog³y, w przypadku stwierdzenia niezgodnooeci aktu prawa krajowego ze wspólnotowym, odmówiae stosowania tego pierwszego 39 . W 2011 roku, wobec nastrojów eurosceptycznych w Wielkiej Brytanii (a w szczególnooeci wobec woli spe³nienia obietnicy przedwyborczej konserwatystów), przyjêto ustawê o Unii Europejskiej (European Union Act 2011), gdzie potwierdzono prymat zasady suwerennooeci parlamentu 40 .…”
Section: Granice Zasady Suwerennooeci Parlamentu Wobec Przyst¹pienia unclassified