@NJLPhilosophy 4) This kind of rhetoric leads to the mere appearance or even the pretense of legality. A compulsion of legality that might result in the subversion of constitutionalism.
Out now: my editorial "Wilders, Schmitt, and the Abuse of Emergency Powers" @NJLPhilosophy This piece may not be as timely as a blog post (the downside of publishing in a more traditional legal journal), but unfortunately, the topic remains highly relevant.
@NJLPhilosophy 3) ‘It is possible. I follow the law’, stressed the Minister of Asylum and Migration in parliament. Wilders also emphasised: ‘You cannot claim that parliament has passed undemocratic legislation’, he argued, reducing Rule-of-Law standards to procedural formalities.
Waar ligt de grens van burgerlijke ongehoorzaamheid? Kom 25 november naar @SPUI25 voor het gesprek met o.a. @NGGraaf Aanmelden kan nog 👇 https://t.co/VFJDZ5paTq
Inderdaad. Zowel de Gw als het EVRM stellen kaders waarbinnen de politiek zich kan bewegen. De rechtspraak van het EHRM geeft daarbij invulling aan de rechten uit het EVRM, die volgens art. 93 en 94 doorwerken in de Nederlandse rechtsorde.
Niet zo ingewikkeld, @Ronaldplasterk
📢 @lawvaughan, Professor of Law and Professional Ethics at @UCLLaws, wrote a guest blog on 'What does it mean for a lawyer to act with professional integrity'? He will join us in Amsterdam at the International Legal Ethics Conference 2024 (ILEC). https://t.co/caD6PmTJr8
Geïnteresseerd in de rechtsstaat, #digitalisering, toegang tot het recht en juridische beroepsethiek? Kom naar ILEC2024 met boeiende sprekers als @Mullersam, @EuropeanCourts, Prof. John Morison van @QUBelfast en Prof. @HelbergerN7484. 👉 https://t.co/pmUnFUx9hq @alumni_uva
In our first panel, Andrej Lang talks about Solange I as a foundational element of European constitutionalism and @prof_mayer discusses the Solange I dissent and its legacy. Last but not least, @NGGraaf looks at its effects on the French and Italian constitutional debates.
Registration for the International Legal Ethics Conference is now open! 🎉
Don't miss the chance to join us in Amsterdam @AdamLawSchool from 17 July - 19 July 2024 (early bird fee until 18 April 2024!)
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After all the foreign scholars writing about democratic backsliding in Poland (and press releases of the constitutional court), now I get to showcase my superficial knowledge of the Dutch system. Tables have turned! 😉
Working paper with F Lippert🔎 📃
https://t.co/69eW95HPvS
On the dangerous “liaison” between the accumulation of economic power and the accumulation of political power in the shadow of rule of law backsliding in Hungary. Thank you @RevDem2020 and @olivergarner7 for having my research highlighted #ruleoflaw#competitionlaw#enforcement
'Why Dutch Constitutional Culture Is not Prepared for Geert Wilders' Shock Electoral Win'. Read the latest piece by @NGGraaf, Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law, at @Verfassungsblog. https://t.co/G7m1lJqSyf #PVV#DutchElection#Law
Wilders electoral win is bad news in many respects, and even more, because the Dutch constitutional system knows a lack of rule of law safeguards. In contrast to Italy or Germany, the Dutch constitutional system is not prepared for a democratic move to the anti-liberal far right.
@bastiaanrij 10) ‘The existence of such norms accepted by all institutions is evidence of a strong culture for the rule of law in the Netherlands. However, informal norms should not substitute formal safeguards altogether.’