Linked from

The 14 pages that link to European Court of Justice, each with the reason it gives.

• European integrationRelated: Its rulings have made shared EU rules effective within national legal systems.

• European ParliamentCompared with: It interprets and applies law rather than making legislation as Parliament does.

• European Coal and Steel CommunityRelated: It adjudicated disputes arising under the ECSC treaty and its institutions.

• Treaty of RomeRelated: The treaty gave the Court a role in interpreting and enforcing Community law.

• European Economic CommunityRelated: Its predecessor ensured common EEC rules were interpreted consistently across national legal systems.

• StrasbourgCompared with: Unlike the Strasbourg-based human-rights court, this EU court is based in Luxembourg.

• SupranationalismRelated: Its judgments help make common rules authoritative within national legal systems.

• European Single MarketRelated: Its rulings clarify market rules and constrain national barriers.

• Białowieża ForestRelated: Its 2018 ruling found Poland’s logging in the forest breached EU law.

• European Super LeagueRelated: Its 2023 ruling examined whether UEFA and FIFA could block rival competitions.

• European valuesRelated: Its rulings shape how EU values constrain institutions and national action.

• Luxembourg CityRelated: It is one of the EU institutions based in Luxembourg City.

• History of the European UnionRelated: Its rulings made common legal obligations more effective across national borders.

• Law of ItalyRelated: Italian courts may refer questions about EU law to it for authoritative interpretation.