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Who ultimately decides where the European Union's competences end? Benedikt Riedl's analysis of the constitutional foundations in the member states and the EU treaties shows that ultra vires review is part of EU law, revealing it to be a shared European responsibility, with national constitutional courts and the European Court of Justice each playing distinct but complementary roles within a coherent legal framework.

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Who ultimately decides where the European Union's competences end? Benedikt Riedl's analysis of the constitutional foundations in the member states and the EU treaties shows that ultra vires review is part of EU law, revealing it to be a shared European responsibility, with national constitutional courts and the European Court of Justice each playing distinct but complementary roles within a coherent legal framework.
Autorenporträt
Born in 1994; studied law at the University of Passau; First State Examination in Law; scholarship holder of the German National Academic Foundation; studied French Law and European Economic Law at the University of Toulouse I Capitole, Diplôme d'Etudes du Droit de l'Union Européenne; Master's degree at the University of Oxford, Magister Juris (MJur); scholarship holder of the Faculty of Law of the University of Oxford; doctorate LMU Munich; doctoral scholarship holder of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom; research assistant and postdoc at the Chair of Public Law and Philosophy of State at the LMU Munich.