The European Court of Justice as a Constitutional Court

Articles in the same Issue

1. Inhalt
2. Preface
3. Preface
4. Articles
5. Postal Voting in Austria – First Experiences from a Law and Political Science Perspective
6. The European Court of Justice as a Constitutional Court
7. Authentication of Federal Laws by the Federal President
8. Constitutional Developments in Austria
9. Focus: Case Law of the Constitutional Court related to the establishment of the Asylum Court
10. Establishment of the Asylum Court, Exclusion of the Administrative Court – No total revision of the Austrian Constitution
11. Merely Cursory References to the Grounds of First-instance Decisions Amount to a Violation of the Prohibition of Arbitrariness and the Rule-of-law Principle
12. No Violation of a Constitutionally Guaranteed Right or of Personal Rights on the Score of an Unconstitutional Law
13. Asylum Court's Allocation of Duties and no Third-State-Security for Russia
14. Non-Provision of Free Legal Assistance by a Lawyer in the Procedure before the Asylum Court not Unconstitutional
15. Book Reviews
16. Stefan Griller and Jaques Ziller (eds.), The Lisbon Treaty: EU Constitutionalism without a Constitutional Treaty?, Springer, 2008, ISBN 978-3-211-09428-0, 383 pp.