General Court of the EU regulates how to broadcast its hearings and judgments live
22 Jun 2026Effective: 29 Apr 202656 views
Who is affected:
Parties litigating before the General Court of the EU, media outlets and audiovisual operators
Summary
The European General Court establishes the rules for live broadcasting of its hearings, rulings and conclusions. It defines when and how these judicial acts may be broadcast.
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The decision of the General Court of the EU, adopted on 29 April 2026, regulates the normative framework for audiovisual broadcasting of oral hearings, pronouncements of judgments and presentations of conclusions. It establishes the conditions, requirements and limitations under which these procedural acts may be publi…
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