Ligi Kostituzzjonali

The recent judgment of the General Court in Eva Kaili v Parliament and EPPO (T‑1031/23, 9 July 2025) offers a valuable reminder of a basic but often misunderstood principle: public institutions engaged in litigation must not confuse legal symmetry with institutional candour. The two are not the same—and conflating them threatens the very logic of […]

In constitutional discourse, much attention is rightly devoted to the risk of legislative excess. Courts are seen—and often rightly so—as the necessary bulwark against abuses of power, arbitrariness, or disregard for fundamental rights. But there is another, more subtle danger that warrants equal care: the risk that courts, in the course of their interpretation, might […]