European Human Rights Convention in Domestic Law

A Comparative Study

By: Andrew Z. Drzemczewski

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The European Convention on Human Rights has had a significant impact on the courts of the Member States of the Council of Europe. the aim of the present study is threefold. First, to determine conclusively whether or not there exists a legal obligation on Member States to incorporate the Convention into domestic law. Secondly. to make a comparative survey of the reception of the Convention on the domestic courts of Member States. In pursuit of this last aim, the author has surveyed the application of the Convention in cases involving relations between individuals; the possibility of references by domestic courts to the Convention as part of the corpus of European Community Law, enforceable in the domestic forum; and the authority of the findings to the organs of the Convention in domestic courts, evidenced either in proceeding to give effect to their findings, or in their use as guidelines to clarify the nature and extent of obligations. The study illustrates the growing imoprtance of the Convention as an autonomous source in the domestic law of States Parties. the author concludes by suggesting that a preliminary ruling procedure be instituted in oredr to ensure the harmonious and uniform application of Convention Law by domestic courts.

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As a contribution to jurisprudential analysis, Drzemczewski's comments are accurate, informative and disturbing.--Journal of International Affairs

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Preface	p. v
Abbreviations	p. xi
Introductory Comments	p. 1
the Obligations Assumed by the Parties to the Convention	p. 15
International Treaty Obligations and the Convention	p. 20
Determination of the Exact Obligations Imposed Upon the Parties to the Convention	p. 35
Conclusions to Part I	p. 54
the Convention's Domestic Status	p. 57
the Benelux Countries and France	p. 63
Austria, Federal Republic of Germany, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland	p. 93
the Scandinavian Countries and Iceland	p. 125
Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Turkey	p. 142
Cyprus, Ireland, Malta, and the United Kingdom	p. 166
Conclusions to Part II	p. 188
Selected Aspects of the Convention's Authority in Domestic Courts	p. 193
Convention Rights and Obligations Between Individuals	p. 199
the Domestic Application of the Convention and European Community Law	p. 229
the Authority of the Findings of the European Commission, the European Court of Human Rights, and the Committee of Ministers	p. 260
Conclusions to Part III	p. 326
General Conclusions	p. 330
Select Bibliography	p. 348
Appendix State of Signatures and Ratifications of the European Convention on Human Rights	p. 361
Index of Authors Cited	p. 365
General Index	p. 370
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