This time it was not Poland: The ECJ had to deal with the question of whether national constitutional law could trump European law on the basis of several Romanian legal disputes – again involving judicial issues. No, that is not possible, the Luxembourg judges ruled. While the organization of the judiciary is a competence of the member states, whether European law must be applied is not included in that. That hits home – and is a clear message to all European constitutional courts, including the German Federal Constitutional Court.