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> Le Conseil d'État is a French institution whose decisions can be broken (sadly) by European courts. It's not as simple as that. From what I have understood,
by p4bl0 13y ago
> Le Conseil d'État is a French institution whose decisions can be broken (sadly) by European courts.
It's not as simple as that. From what I have understood, there is a precise hierarchy of courts and the Conseil d'État is at the top of the administrative courts hierarchy. The only way to appeal their decision is to go one step higher which would be the European Court of Human Rights, and I don't see how Google could find a valid reason to get there with this issue.
- masklinn 13y agoWith piles of money involved it's possible that the ECHR would find for a reduction of citizen's rights, but AFAIK that'd be a first. Usually they go the other way around, and pretty seriously so.