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Meaning of "european judges"
european judges: legal professionals who preside over court cases and make decisions based on European laws and regulations ~ typically refers to judges working within the European judicial system, including those in international courts and tribunals
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European judges concluded that this decision should never have been made.
Britain will still be subject to European directives and the rulings of European judges.
No European judges were involved in the trial.
Yet now it is proposed that we be " given " our rights by European judges.
European judges join march in defence of Polish judiciary.
This conference, organised by the Consultative Council of European Judges ( CCJE ) will allow to.
They demand the European judges to condemn national legal choices.
Furthermore, it enjoys observer status with the Consultative Council of European Judges ( CCJE ) since November 2006.
European judges and respond favorably to a French citizen living in England.
The Consultative Council of European Judges ( CCJE ) serves as a guarantor of judicial independence.
The European judges have,, for example, confirmed the specific character of national teams.
The Consultative Council of European Judges ( CCJE ) adopts an opinion entitled “ Preventing corruption among judges ”.
Even the European judges of the High Court held him high in esteem.
The Charter of the European Judges restricts this possibility in its article 5 . 2, to unforgivable mistakes.
In 2011, European judges criticised Greece for failing to register asylum applications at the border.
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