Court of Justice of the European Union

Call for Applications - Registrar of the General Court of the European Union The post of Registrar of the General Court of the European Union is vacant. The Registrar will be selected according to the procedure provided for in Article 32 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Court. The Registrar is appointed for a term of 6 years. The Registrar is responsible for a department of approximately 75 officials. The Registrar assists the General Court in the exercise of its functions. Under the authority of the President of the General Court, the Registrar is responsible for the administration of the General Court, its financial management and accounts, assisted in this by the departments of the Court of Justice of the European Union. A full legal education and a thorough knowledge of EU law and the EU Courts is required. Candidates must also have at least 15 years' professional experience, with significant time in senior management roles. A very good knowledge of English and French is required. More information: https://lnkd.in/esWqHde9

L’art à la Cour: un patrimoine européen à découvrir 🎥 Regardez l’épisode complet 👉https://lnkd.in/diMB_eht 🌍 Disponible avec sous-titres dans toutes les langues de l’UE. Notre experte, Inese Višķere, nous accompagne à travers un parcours unique d’une collection d’art que le public peut découvrir lors de visites guidées et des journées portes ouvertes de la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne. #CJUE #DroitUE #CuriaWebTV #Art

What happens when a Member State doesn’t follow #EUlaw? 🎥 Watch the full episode 👉 https://lnkd.in/dxxg6tdb 🌍 Available with subtitles in all EU languages. EU law should apply equally across the EU. But what happens when a Member State fails to fulfil its obligations? Legal Secretary Stanislas Adam explains how the infringement procedure works, from the European Commission’s first steps to a possible judgment, and even financial penalties.

🏛️ Take a guided tour of the Court of Justice of the EU 🎥 Watch the full episode 👉 https:// 🌍 Available with subtitles in all EU languages. What can you discover when you visit the Court in Luxembourg? Step inside the Grande Salle, discover the Rocca Tower and explore one of the largest collections of EU law books in the world. Isabelle Sardo and Anne Klapperstück also explain how to plan your own visit and even attend a public hearing.

⚖️ Court of Justice of the EU, International Court of Justice, International Criminal Court: what’s the difference? 🎥 Watch the full episode 👉 https://lnkd.in/dYbPv-WH 🌍 Available in all EU languages, with subtitles. They often appear in the news, but these three courts have very different roles. Discover which cases they hear, who can appear before them and why their decisions matter, with insights from Maria Pichou, who previously worked at the International Criminal Court.

What are your rights when your holiday goes wrong? In this episode of Cour des citoyens, discover how EU law protects travellers when package holidays don't go as planned. Lucrezia Colonna, lawyer at the Research and Documentation Directorate, explains how the hashtag#CJEU has interpreted these rules and what travellers may be entitled to, from price reductions and compensation to refunds. 🔗 Watch Cour des citoyens on our website 👉 https://lnkd.in/d7YVVHJx 🌍 Available in all EU languages, with subtitles.