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Sort of, in that the court's role is to be the authoritative interpreter of EU law, and EU law crosses national borders by definition. But all domestic law in
by M2Ys4U 4y ago
Sort of, in that the court's role is to be the authoritative interpreter of EU law, and EU law crosses national borders by definition.
But all domestic law in EU member states must comply with EU law, so the court can rule on domestic law insofar as it is to determine compatibility with EU law.
- MichaelZuo 4y agoHow does it address the issue that all laws can conceivably affect trade, and other activities, across borders, via sufficient degrees of separation?