The courts of the European Union are made up of two courts.

[hpod16@eupolicy.social]

The courts of the European Union are made up of two courts. There is the General Court and the Court of Justice of the EU. The General Court is a first instance and has jurisdiction over actions brought by natural or legal persons, and by Member States.
How many judges make up the General Court?

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[hpod16@eupolicy.social]

The correct answer is 54 Judges (2 per Member State). The Court of Justice of the #EuropeanUnion on the other hand has 27 Judges and 11 Advocates General. Did you know the courts are on #Mastodon? You can follow them and stay on top of judgements here: @Curia

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[hpod16@eupolicy.social]

I think this is the first one of these I did that wasn't guessed correctly by !the majority of people! I finally made one actually hard! 🥳

[veza85ue@eupolicy.social]

@hpod16 Most got the #WTFistheCouncil question wrong too because of course, though I think it was a 3-way split of wrongness.

[hpod16@eupolicy.social]

@Veza85UE haha, both were kind of trick-questions. I love a good misdirect.
Are you signed up for the #EPSO by the way?

[veza85ue@eupolicy.social]

@hpod16 lol, no. I did have someone DM me to ask me to infiltrate the Council and destroy it from the inside, genuinely my most proud moment on the internet. Unfortunately, I think that plans falls apart at any cursory background check of my shitposting history.