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CJEU, free movement law

New judgment: self-employed EU citizen who takes time off due to pregnancy/maternity retains EU free movement rights for a 'reasonable period' before she resumes economic activity: curia.europa.eu/juris/document…

UK case - possibly one of the last before Oct 31
CJEU, criminal law I

New judgment clarifies when EU law on fair trials (info on charges, access to a lawyer, presumption of innocence) applies to suspects in psychiatric detention: curia.europa.eu/juris/fiche.js…
CJEU, criminal law II

Recent AG opinion: when are public prosecutors issuing a European Arrest Warrant sufficiently independent? - curia.europa.eu/juris/fiche.js…

This is the first of a number of cases following from earlier judgments discussed here: eulawanalysis.blogspot.com/2019/06/cjeu-e…
Today's CJEU judgment on self-employed pregnant/new mum EU citizens retaining immigration status follows a judgment which said the same about workers (and clarified 'reasonable period' to find work again), which I discussed here: eulawanalysis.blogspot.com/2014/06/pregna…

More on today's CJEU judgment on self-employed new mums 1/2

Congrats to the lawyers who won the case -
More on the new CJEU judgment on self-employed new mums 2/2

Link here to earlier national judgment on how long the reasonable period of time to find work should be (in the UK):
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Indeed. Marbury v Madison (SCOTUS) is about courts intervening to stop the legislature infringing the constitution (in the judges' view). Cherry/Miller is about the courts intervening to stop the *executive* limiting the scrutiny/control it faces from the legislature.
A closer parallel with Marbury v Madison would be litigation to require the PM to request an extension of EU membership under the Benn-Burt Act, in which the govt argued that the court should strike down the Act as invalid.
In Marbury v Madison, SCOTUS defended the power to strike down legislation because the judges believed that the legislation conflicted with the US Constitution: a "higher law" type of constitution that most States have. But constitutional law in the UK takes a different form.
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1st Doctor - votes Leave, runs away
2nd Doctor - gets caught, exiled to Earth to stop Brexit
3rd Doctor - tries to stop Brexit, gets dates mixed up
4th Doctor - has a chance to stop Brexit from the beginning, but thinks some good might come of it in millions of years
5th Doctor - swears at Boris Johnson
6th Doctor - about to stop Brexit, but cancelled by BBC bosses
7th Doctor - tricks Brexit into destroying itself
8th Doctor - turns half human to stop Brexit
9th Doctor - wipes out both Leave and Remain. Only Farage and Adonis left standing
10th, 11th, War Doctors - press big red button. Brexit never happened
12th Doctor - swears at *everyone*
13th Doctor - becomes Commission president
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More on the detail of the Northern Ireland Brexit case which was dismissed today - which has to go through the NI Court of Appeal (hearing tomorrow) before it would go to the Supreme Court
Brexit legal challenge in NI dismissed rte.ie/news/2019/0912… via @rte
@rte And here's the full text of today's Northern Ireland judgment in McCord and others - dealing with a number of Brexit legal issues over 60 pages: judiciaryni.uk/sites/judiciar…
Extracts from the Northern Ireland judgment on Brexit

- Article 50 does not rule out a no deal Brexit

- no legal obligation on UK to avoid hard border, or to negotiate customs union/regulatory alignment

- right to life argument is too speculative
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