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Author: Tom Boekestein

The CJEU Judgment in Tjebbes: EU Citizenship, the Advent of the Charter, and Implications for the Loss of Nationality after Criminal Conviction

June 24, 2019 Tom Boekestein

Nine years after delivering its judgment in the infamous Rottmann case, the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of…

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Posted in: EU and ECJ Filed under: Loss of nationality and EU citizenship, Tjebbes

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