ECJ (European Court of Justice)

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) is the highest court in the European Union that ensures EU laws are interpreted and applied consistently across member states. It resolves legal disputes between EU institutions, member countries, and individuals regarding EU law. Established in 1952, its decisions can influence national laws and policies within the EU. The ECJ promotes justice and helps maintain the rule of law within the EU, ensuring that rights and obligations under EU treaties are upheld for all citizens and businesses in member countries.