September 24, 2025Cambridge yearbook of European legal studiesOpen Access

From Copper-Fastening Competence to Workable Structural Rule: What Might a Modernized Article 51 of the Charter Look Like?

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AWAngela WardBarts Health NHS Trust

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This critique proposes amending Article 51 to strengthen fundamental rights in EU law, suggesting that alternative legal routes exist for Member States.

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Amending Article 51 could improve the enforcement of fundamental rights across the EU.
The critique highlights challenges in current CJEU rulings regarding Member States "implementing" EU law.
The proposal advocates for clarity in the application of EU fundamental rights by updating legal explanations.
judges can utilize ECHR pathways for fundamental rights without dealing with the complexities of Article 51.

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Angela Ward (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d6e1248b2b6861e4c3fa09 https://doi.org/10.1017/cel.2025.10020

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This critique proposes amending Article 51 to strengthen fundamental rights in EU law, suggesting that alternative legal routes exist for Member States.

From Copper-Fastening Competence to Workable Structural Rule: What Might a Modernized Article 51 of the Charter Look Like?

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From Copper-Fastening Competence to Workable Structural Rule: What Might a Modernized Article 51 of the Charter Look Like?

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