Judicial Dialogue Is Tremendously Important in Europe - conversation with Christopher Vajda

The CJEU, along with the EU legal order, will ultimately survive. It is not just a question of supremacy of EU law but also, I would hope, a willingness to accept the judgments of the CJEU based on the respect for the quality of those judgements, including, in particular their reasoning - pointed out Christopher Vajda in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor

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