Case law review of the Court of Justice of the European Union

  • David Ordóñez Solís Consejo General del Poder Judicial
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18543/ced-57-2017pp249-282

Abstract

Sumario: I. Introducción.—II. Primera parte. Los desarrollos jurisprudenciales del Derecho de la Unión Europea 1. La competencia de la Unión Europea para firmar acuerdos internacionales y el acuerdo entre la UE y Turquía que no queda sometido a ningún control 2. Las reglas para impugnar la legalidad de actos de la Unión 3. La construcción del espacio europeo de libertad, seguridad y justicia 4. Los principios de la contratación pública 5. El derecho sancionador en materia fiscal: non bis in idem y cooperación administrativa 6. La libertad religiosa en el ámbito laboral: foros interno y externo; discriminaciones indirecta y directa 7. Los derechos de los pasajeros de transportes aéreos.—III. Segunda parte. La jurisprudencia europea provocada por los jueces españoles y sus efectos en el Derecho interno 1. Los secretarios judiciales no están facultados para plantear cuestiones prejudiciales: sentencia Margarit Panicello 2. La renuncia a los intereses de demora y costes de cobro es conforme con la Directiva sobre lucha contra la morosidad: sentencia IOS Finance 3. La discriminación entre profesores universitarios interinos y de carrera está proscrita: auto Rodrigo Sanz 4. La interpretación de la Directiva sobre cláusulas abusivas y la ejecución hipotecaria: sentencia Banco Primus 5. La Directiva sobre procedimientos de recurso en materia de contratación pública y su efecto directo en España: sentencia Marina del Mediterráneo 6. La protección social de los trabajadores móviles no afecta a su eventual despido: sentencia Pérez Retamero 7. La divergencia entre versiones lingüísticas de las Directivas debe resolverse conforme a la interpretación uniforme: sentencia Sharda Europe 8. Las ayudas de Estado en favor de las acciones sociales y educativas de la Iglesia Católica: sentencia Congregación de Escuelas Pías Provincia de Betania.—IV. Relación de las sentencias del Tribunal de Justicia comentadas.

Published online: 01 October 2017

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Author Biography

David Ordóñez Solís, Consejo General del Poder Judicial

David Ordóñez Solís works as a contentious-administrative law judge, holds a doctorate in Law, is specialized in European Law by the University of Brussels and is a member of the Commission’s Team Europe and of the Network of Experts in EU Law of the Consejo General del Poder Judicial de España. He has been a university lecturer in European law and has developed a relevant postgraduate teaching activity. He has lectured and directed numerous specialized courses in Europe —Germany, France, Belgium, Portugal, Bulgaria and Serbia— and America —Argentina, Dominican Republic, Bolivia, El Salvador, Paraguay and Uruguay—. His main research interest focuses on European law and the political-constitutional dimension of judges. Regarding European law he researches the system of public procurement, financial control and the fight against fraud and corruption as well as the transposition of European law in Spanish law. On the role of judges in a democratic society his research has centered in the political and ethical dimension of the exercise of judicial power. Judge Ordóñez has been awarded several essay and research prizes in EU matters (Fundación Asturias), financial control of European funds (IGAE), European internal market (Consejo General del Poder Judicial), judicial ethics (Comisión Iberoamericana de Ética Judicial), the protection of personal data (Agencia Española de Protección de Datos) and refugees (the Basque European Movement).

Published
2017-10-01
How to Cite
Ordóñez Solís, David. 2017. “Case Law Review of the Court of Justice of the European Union”. Deusto Journal of European Studies, no. 57 (October), 249-82. https://doi.org/10.18543/ced-57-2017pp249-282.
Issue
No. 57 (2017): La contribución de la UE a los grandes desafíos de la sociedad internacional
Section
EU Case Law

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