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Trump v. CASA – A judicial coup d’état?

31. Juli 2025

Tjorben Studt

birthright citizenship Democracy rule of law universal injunctions US Supreme Court

von TJORBEN STUDT In Trump v. CASA, the US Supreme Court not only provided a procedural ruling, but also significantly altered the constitutional framework. By limiting universal injunctions issued by federal courts against executive actions, the court deprived the judiciary of the ability to effectively check the executive. Even patently…

Implementing Democracy Using Human Rights: the Limits of the Judicial Power in Russia and Germany

9. Februar 2022

Joffrey Martelly

Recht außergewöhnlich Recht dogmatisch

Constitutional Courts Democracy Democratic Transition Fundamental Rights Jurisprudence

von JOFFREY MARTELLY Recent decisions in Poland (Decision K3/21 of October the 7th 2021 of the Constitutional Court. Available here (31/01/2022)) and France (Decision n°2021-940 QPC of October the 15th 2021of the Constitutional Counsel. Available here (31/01/2022)) by Constitutional Courts against European Union laws and decisions in Russia (Among others,…

Parliamentary Immunity – A Living Fossil?

4. April 2016

Recht kulturell Recht politisch

Democracy Deutscher Bundestag Immunity Matthias Friehe Parliament Transparency

von MATTHIAS FRIEHE The flash lights of the mass media guarantee us parliamentary transparency, but they also inevitably transform the plenary into a stage and MPs into heroes and villains. When the German Green Party politician Volker Beck lost a package containing a suspicious substance during police checks on the…

Democracy

Trump v. CASA – A judicial coup d’état?

Implementing Democracy Using Human Rights: the Limits of the Judicial Power in Russia and Germany

Parliamentary Immunity – A Living Fossil?

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