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Re:EU ombudsman: regulator should have stopped director from... by vmception on Tuesday May 12, 2020 @01:34PM (#23156867)
The EU is interesting because it is so new, its courts have barely had their Marbury v Madison moment. We get to watch the capture of all branches of its government and power vacuum in real time, it is exciting and full of opportunity! Unless you are a EU resident or citizen that was skeptical about abstracting away their autonomy and national pride, mixed with a millenium of unresolved baggage against neighbors.

For the rest of us it can fascinating to watch the accelerated growth of that supernational government and its institutions be taken over so quickly and finds it ground.

Re:EU ombudsman: regulator should have stopped director from... by oneplane on Tuesday May 12, 2020 @01:37PM (#23156915)
Since the EU isn't based on common law and pure precedent based lawmaking, those types of legal moments aren't as critical as you might think.
Re:EU ombudsman: regulator should have stopped director from... by vmception on Tuesday May 12, 2020 @01:43PM (#23157028)
yeah, I've heard that. Its also flexible. When there isn't a way to overrule and the individual people of nations don't have a say, anything is possible.