Enforcing EU Law at the National Level

Introduction, Dawid Mi?sik; Part 1 Enforcement of EU law at the national level by fines - General Issues; 1: Duty to respect the EU general principles of law and fundamental rights in national fining proceedings, Monika Szwarc; 2: The principle of consistent interpretation: Its application and limitations in national fining proceedings, Agnieszka So?tys; 3: The consequences of the failure to observe European general principles and fundamental rights in national fining proceedings, Dawid Mi?sik, Rafa? Po?dzik; Part 2 Application of specific general principles of EU law in national fining proceedings; 4: Principle of legal certainty - Does it really limit the effectiveness of EU law in national fining proceedings?, Dagmara Kornobis-Romanowska; 5: The principle of the protection of legitimate expectations - Still more promising than delivering?, ?ukasz Prus; 6: The principles of equality and non-discrimination in fining proceedings, Monika Doma?ska; 7: The principle of proportionality and assessment of national fines, Dawid Mi?sik; 8: The principle of ne bis in idem principle - A protection against disproportionate penalty - A new version of old principle, Kamil Kapica; 9: Principle of good administration: How the general principles of EU law supplement the Charter of Fundamental Rights in national fining proceedings, Inga Kawka; 10: Principle of rights of defence - Between procedural autonomy and effectiveness of EU fundamental rights in national fining proceedings, Krystyna Kowalik-Ba?czyk; 11: Right to an effective remedy - A judicial right binding administrative authorities, Michalina Szpyrka; Part 3 Enforcement of EU law at the national level by fines - Specific problems and case studies; 12: Principle of legal certainty in addressing novel anticompetitive abuses of a dominant position in the digital economy: What should the role of antitrust authorities be in imposing fines?, Artur Szmigielski; 13: Mitigation of fines by national data protection authorities: A case study of Bisnode - III OSK 2538/21, Dominika Ku?nicka-B?aszkowska; 14: The ne bis in idem principle and the legal liability of natural persons for bid rigging (The case of Polish competition and criminal law), Grzegorz Materna; Conclusions - Towards a common standard in national fining proceedings, Dawid Mi?sik