What is the European Court of Justice?
Correct answer: A. EU's highest court, ruling in dispute matters of EU law between member states
- A. EU's highest court, ruling in dispute matters of EU law between member states
- B. EU's court for human rights, ruling in human rights violations in the EU
- C. A committee representing the laws of every country in the EU
- D. None of the aboveCompare Local Schools
Explanation
The European Court of Justice, now the Court of Justice of the European Union, is the EU’s highest judicial authority on EU law and settles disputes involving member states and EU institutions. Human-rights cases under the European Convention primarily belong to the separate European Court of Human Rights.
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