
Public order and public security in EU Law A reappraisal, 30 June, hybrid conference
Recently, the public order and public security clauses provided for in the Treaty and secondary legislation have been heavily relied upon by the Member States. For the governments, the challenge is both to try and delimit a sphere of competence immune to any European intervention and to define the meaning of public order and public security. Faced with this pressure, the European institutions have reacted … Continuer de lire Public order and public security in EU Law A reappraisal, 30 June, hybrid conference