Which statement about the European Court of Justice (ECJ) is FALSE? 

• The General Court's decisions concerning questions of law (but not fact) can be appealed to the full EUC). 

• It can strike down EU laws it judges to be contrary to the treaties, but has no such power with respect to the laws of member states 

• It may divide its work into chambers (of three or five justices), which then can refer matters to the full Court. 

• It is comprised of one justice per member state (appointed for six-year renewable terms) along with eight advocates-general.

• The advocates-general review complicated and unprecedented cases and provide legal opinions for the justices.

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