Interpreting at the Court of Justice
Welcome to the world of interpreters at the Court of Justice! Ever wondered what interpreters at the EU Court of Justice do? Discover their mission in this video created for this year’s Open Day of the Court!
Welcome to the world of interpreters at the Court of Justice! Ever wondered what interpreters at the EU Court of Justice do? Discover their mission in this video created for this year’s Open Day of the Court!
Find out what goes on back-stage in the work of interpreters at the Court. Thanks to simultaneous interpretation, the Court speaks the language of every European citizen. Multilingualism in action, every day !
This short animation provides tips and guidelines for pleading effectively in the multilingual environment of the Court of Justice of the European Union; it explains how interpreting functions and how to make it work well for the parties and the members of the court.
Which court hears which case? In order to deal efficiently with the many hundreds of cases it receives each year, the workload of the Court of Justice of the European Union is shared between its two courts, the Court of Justice and the General Court. Learn how the cases are divided between the two c
References for preliminary rulings are a keystone of the EU’s legal system. With national courts applying EU law directly, this procedure allows them to check with the Court of Justice how laws should be interpreted before ruling on a case. Discover more about how this procedure works and the dialog
The EU strives for a high level of environmental protection, but these rules are only effective if they are enforced in the same way across Europe. This short video explains just a few of the Court’s rulings in the field of environmental protection, affecting the quality of the air we breathe, our
Through a number of rulings, the Court of Justice has helped to ensure that students can enjoy their rights to travel and study throughout the European Union. This video explains some of the most important decisions of the Court in this field, where students’ rights and the legitimate interest of co