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European institutions have rule-of-law concerns with regard to Hungary. As in the case of Poland, Hungary faces several infringement actions before the CJEU. The recent developments in brief:

New actions and regulations initiated by the Polish ruling party to push through reforms in the justice system triggered further controversies between the country and European institutions/civil society organisations. An overview of the main recent events:

Each week ERA will provide free access to online training in selected areas of law. You can watch all video e-presentation packages on EU Data Protection Law in the premium version (including extensive supporting documentation, offline use, quiz and a certificate for CPD recognition) for free.

The EJN is currently collecting and compiling information on the measures taken by the EU Member States in the area of international cooperation in criminal matters under the COVID-19 restrictions. The information is accessible for the EJN Contact Points under the Restricted Area for Contact …

On 27 March 2020, Europol published a report on exploitation of the COVID-19 pandemic by criminals. The report, which aims to support EU Member States’ law enforcement, looks at the impact of measures taken by governments against the COVID-19 crisis on serious and organised …

Jean Richard de la Tour has been appointed Advocate General at the Court of Justice for the period from 23 March 2020 to 6 October 2024. Before joining the Court, Mr de la Tour served as First Advocate General of the Commercial, Financial and Economic …

On 30 March 2020, the Court of Justice published an important message for parties to the proceedings with regard to its judicial activities during the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. According to the information, judicial activity at the Court of Justice continues, with priority being given to …

On 30 March 2020, Eurojust published a new version of its country-by-country overview on the position of public prosecutors in relation to the European Arrest Warrant.

On 2 April 2020, the Grand Chamber of the CJEU decided that the outcome of the landmark Petruhhin judgment must be applied by analogy to a national of an EFTA State if his/her extradition is sought by a third country.