Latest programmes
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How to protect our rights when time is crucial? – second part
Judge Jürimäe explains how the preliminary urgent procedure fast tracks critical cases. It is applied in certain aeras of law, in situations where fundamental rights, personal liberty or children are involved
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Football and EU law: the cases that changed the game
From free‑to‑air World Cup broadcasts to securing key transfer rights for players, learn how the Court of Justice of the EU ensures fairness in football and why fans should care
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Does a young athlete's dream come at a price?
What rights does a young athlete have in relation to the club that trained them? What you need to know about the financial clauses and legal risks that can affect a professional athlete's career.
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How does the Registry of the General Court work?
The Registrar of the General Court, Vittorio di Bucci, explains the structure of the Registry and how it works.
Judgments and Opinions
Delivery of Judgments and Opinions - 18/06/2026
C-138/24, C-185/25, C-484/24, C-550/25 P, C-582/24 P, C-395/25, C-754/24 P, C-816/24P
Judgment WebGroup Czech Republic and NKL Associates - Coyote System explained - C-188/24, C-190/24
Prohibition of pornographic content to minors – Electronic commerce
Delivery of Judgments and Opinions - 04/06/2026
C-389/25 P, C-396/25 P, C-10/24, C-63/25, C-147/24, C-198/25, C-229/25, C-312/24, C-326/25, C-440/25, C-553/24, C-560/24, C-621/24, C-629/24, C-722/23, C-791/24, C-820/24, C-837/24, C-841/24, C-907/24...
Delivery of Judgments and Opinions - 03/06/2026
T-198/25, T-383/25
Delivery of Judgments and Opinions - 21/05/2026
C-553/24, C-242/25, C-483/23, C-428/24, C-476/24, C-684/24, C-685/24, C-196/25, C-325/25, C-230/25, C-203/25, C-95/24, C-447/24, C-557/24 P, C-730/23, C-459/24 P, C-189/25
Delivery of Judgments and Opinions - 19/05/2026
C-350/24
Hearings and Briefings
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Does a young athlete's dream come at a price?
What rights does a young athlete have in relation to the club that trained them? What you need to know about the financial clauses and legal risks that can affect a professional athlete's career.
What social rights do you have if you work in the EU?
Discover what benefits you are entitled to if you work in another EU country and how the Court of Justice ensures that EU rules are applied fairly.
Does the internet ever forget? Understanding the right to be forgotten
Our outdated or sensitive data can harm us over time. Discover how the Court of Justice of the EU has recognised the right to be forgotten to protect our privacy, while safeguarding the right to infor...
Open Court
How to protect our rights when time is crucial? – second part
Judge Jürimäe explains how the preliminary urgent procedure fast tracks critical cases. It is applied in certain aeras of law, in situations where fundamental rights, personal liberty or children are ...
How does the Registry of the General Court work?
The Registrar of the General Court, Vittorio di Bucci, explains the structure of the Registry and how it works.
Why does the Court work in 24 languages?
Multilingualism is a guarantee of equal access to justice. Alfredo Calot, Registrar of the Court, explains how the Court's unique approach to language helps ensure the uniform application of EU law.
Cour des citoyens
Football and EU law: the cases that changed the game
From free‑to‑air World Cup broadcasts to securing key transfer rights for players, learn how the Court of Justice of the EU ensures fairness in football and why fans should care
Interested in a traineeship at the EU Court?
First part - Discover the diverse range of traineeships at the Court, from law to communications, IT, HR, library, translation and research Second part - Former trainees Xanthi Agoraki and Pablo Calvi...
The Court’s landmark judgments on environmental protection
First part- How does the EU Court of Justice’s case law on soil, water, air, waste, industry and renewables protect health and the environment? Second part- Press officer Hartmut Ost helps analyze key...
Animations
Why does the Court of Justice of the EU Exist?
The Court of Justice of the European Union is the judicial body of the EU. Its role is to ensure that EU laws are respected by the EU’s institutions and Member States and applied in the same way throu...
What has the Court of Justice done for me?
In over 25,000 rulings to date, the Court of Justice of the European Union has given decisions on a wide variety of matters directly affecting EU citizens’ lives. Here we look at just a few instances ...
The Preliminary Ruling Procedure – A Dialogue with National Courts
References for preliminary rulings are a keystone of the EU’s legal system. With national courts applying EU law directly, this procedure allows them to check with the Court of Justice how laws should...
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The Grand Conference Room
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The Members of the Court of Justice in 2024
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