Comparative Reasoning In European Supreme Courts

Comparative Reasoning In European Supreme Courts

by Michal Bobek

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When and why do judges use inspiration from other systems in solving cases in national law? This book examines the frequency and the genuine practice of cross-border judicial dialogue in contemporary Europe. It evaluates these findings and asks what they mean for our understanding of judicial reasoning and judicial function today.

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