EU Case Law

EU law does not permit a national of a non-EU country who has the sole care of an EU citizen who is a minor to be automatically refused a residence permit or to be expelled from the territory of the European Union on the sole ground that he has a criminal record In order to be capable of being adopted, an expulsion measure must be proportionate and founded on the personal conduct of...

This case, which must be read in conjunction with Case C-165/14 involves the possibility to expel from the territory of a Member State a third-country national who is the primary carer of an EU...

According to Advocate General Mengozzi, the agreement on the transfer of passenger name record data, planned between the European Union and Canada, cannot be entered into in its current form...

The Member State that issued a European arrest warrant is required to consider, for the purposes of deducting the period of detention served in the executing Member State, whether the measures...

On 19th July 2016, Advocate General Saugmandsgaard Øe delivered his opinion on Joined Cases C-698/15 R (Davis, Watson, Brice & Lewis) v Secretary of State for the Home Department and C-203/15...

Request for a preliminary ruling from the Amtsgericht München (Germany) lodged on 18 April 2016. The Court released its judgment on the 22nd of March 2017. Parties to the main proceedings:...

The public prosecutor’s office, Hamburg (Germany), accuses Mr Piotr Kossowski of having committed, in Hamburg, the offence of extortion with aggravating factors. However, the Landgericht Hamburg...