Resumen de The European Court of Justice and the politics of Brexit-the Wightman Judgment
Te corrosive and lingering affect of acute Brexititis, the diseade that has been inflicted on public life in the United Kingdom, has been hard to miss. So much so that it would be surprising if it did not touch the judiciary. This became abundantly clear two years ago, when English courts were asked to rule on the domestic constitutional requirements that ought to be complied with ahead of the notification to withdraw from the EU pursuant to art. 50 TFEU.
