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While procedure is sometimes presented as a response to the institutional crisis in the EU, this presentation should be limited. First, what crisis are we talking about? Assuming that the crisis exists, the answer is not only a procedural one, and this response, which is more related to jurisdictionalization than to proceduralization, has an important constitutional dimension, in other words, a political one. As a matter of fact, in another read of proceduralization, it is conceivable that it could be seen, not as a substitute for the failing political integration of Europe, but a vector for marketization of justice itself, a legal market behind the screen of the Union of Law, in which judgments must move as freely as goods and services.