Re:Ruling party figures say Poland has Pegasus spyware
by jollybean on Friday January 07, 2022 @06:11PM
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That's not it though.
ECJ rulings are the law of the land as far as they see it, not a 'recommendation'.
There are no rules around sanctions etc. for countries that don't 'comply'.
It's just 'make it up as they go along'.
The problem is: there is no treaty basis for ECJ Supremacy. By opening that can of worms, the EU may find themselves with a 'big losing hand' and more affirmatively lose their power.
As I pointed out in the previous comments, the issue is unsettled even in Germany.
ECJ rulings are the law of the land as far as they see it, not a 'recommendation'.
There are no rules around sanctions etc. for countries that don't 'comply'.
It's just 'make it up as they go along'.
The problem is: there is no treaty basis for ECJ Supremacy. By opening that can of worms, the EU may find themselves with a 'big losing hand' and more affirmatively lose their power.
As I pointed out in the previous comments, the issue is unsettled even in Germany.