The constitutional law of the European Union is characterised by an extremely diverse procedural law for the adoption of binding legal acts. Nicholas Otto examines the structural decisions and underlying concepts to which the categorial, institutional and procedural differences between the various types of procedure can be ascribed.

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Born 1995; studied law in Münster; legal traineeship in the Higher Regional Court district of Düsseldorf; doctorate in 2021 (Münster); research associate, postdoctoral researcher (Habilitand), and Academic Councilor (on fixed-term appointment) at the Institute for International and Comparative Public Law at the University of Münster; in the summer semester 2025, acting professor for Public Law, in particular Infrastructure Law, at Leipzig University.