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Advocate General Kokott evaluates Hungary’s Sovereignty Law, highlighting its chilling effect on democracy.
In Case C-829/24, Advocate General Kokott addresses Hungary’s Sovereignty Law with notable caution. This post argues that, rather than basing its democratic concerns on the value of democracy itself, her opinion convincingly grounds them in the Law’s ‘chilling effect’.
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