Constitutional Pluralism in Times of the Rule of Law Crisis: Susceptible to Abuse?

In light of the recent Opinion of AG Spielmann in Case C‑448/23, the post reflects on constitutional pluralism and the limits of its normative core in the rule of law crisis in relation to the claim of the ultimate authority of the Constitution of Poland in Decision K 3/21.

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2025-03-17
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.b9cba2c8
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European and International Law Studies
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Constitutional Pluralism in Times of the Rule of Law Crisis: Susceptible to Abuse?

Natália Racková
European and International Law Studies
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Constitutional Pluralism in Times of the Rule of Law Crisis: Susceptible to Abuse?

Natália Racková
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In light of the recent Opinion of AG Spielmann in Case C‑448/23, the post reflects on constitutional pluralism and the limits of its normative core in the rule of law crisis in relation to the claim of the ultimate authority of the Constitution of Poland in Decision K 3/21.

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