Federalizing the Fireable Offence – The AG’s Autonomous Concepts Move in the Bulgarian Central Bank Case

This post seeks to analyze the AG’s approach in his Opinion in Case C-611/24 that treats the removability test applicable to national central bank officials as an autonomous concept and argue for a broader implication this approach may bring.

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2026-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.b1f2c457
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Global Financial Regulation and Crises
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Federalizing the Fireable Offence – The AG’s Autonomous Concepts Move in the Bulgarian Central Bank Case

Jinlin Hu
Global Financial Regulation and Crises
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Federalizing the Fireable Offence – The AG’s Autonomous Concepts Move in the Bulgarian Central Bank Case

Jinlin Hu
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This post seeks to analyze the AG’s approach in his Opinion in Case C-611/24 that treats the removability test applicable to national central bank officials as an autonomous concept and argue for a broader implication this approach may bring.

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