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Officials Consider Creation of EU-UK Trade Tribunal
January 08, 2018
The Express reports that UK government officials are considering a proposal to establish a new international tribunal after Brexit to resolve trade disputes between the EU and Britain and replace the authority of the Court of Justice of the EU over the UK.
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UK Lawmaker Criticizes Plans for Post-Brexit "Transition"
January 08, 2018
UK Member of Parliament Jacob Rees-Mogg has called on the UK government to avoid making Britain a "vassal" state during a planned transition period after Brexit by accepting EU regulations and the jurisdiction of the EU Court of Justice without having a say over legislation in the bloc.
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EU Plans Centralized Oversight of Vehicle Checks
January 08, 2018
The EU institutions have agreed to proposals for the European Commission to take control of some approval and testing requirements for vehicles in EU member states and to initiate EU-wide recalls and impose administrative penalties for vehicles that do not comply with EU standards.
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ECJ Finds Limitation in Right to Expel Convicted Criminals
January 08, 2018
The Court of Justice of the EU (ECJ) held in a December decision that EU member states cannot expel a long-term resident who is a national of a country that is not an EU member on the sole basis that the resident has been sentenced to over a year of imprisonment.
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CoE Issues Negative Findings on Polish, Ukrainian Reforms
January 08, 2018
In December, the Council of Europe’s (CoE) Commission for Democracy through Law adopted a series of opinions concluding that Polish judicial reforms place "at serious risk" the independence of all Polish courts, that Poland should separate its Public Prosecutor General from its Ministry of Justice, and that Ukraine should ramp up teaching of minority languages.
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