Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (RUG) • Internationaal en Europees Recht

Detailed lecture notes from Constitutional law 2026.

Notes used for exam structure, questions, analysis of previous exam questions, and use of case law with summary.

Provides case law, exam structure, and past-paper analysis for the course criminal law.

It's detailed lecture notes from the criminal law course including in-lecture information.

A sharp, exam-ready compilation of the key EU competition law cases shaping the digital economy, fully structured in IRAC format (Facts, Issue, Rule, Analysis, Conclusion). Covers landmark Article 101 and 102 TFEU judgments including Metro I, GlaxoSmithKline, Cartes Bancaires, Pierre Fabre, Coty, ISU, B, Microsoft v Commission, Google Shopping, Meta v Bundeskartellamt, the Android Auto case (C-233/23), and the Epic Games v Apple / ACM v Apple disputes. Cuts straight to what each court held on se...

A clean, exam-ready compilation of European human rights criminal law cases, fully structured in IRAC format (Facts, Issue, Court's Assessment, Conclusion). Covers Weeks 1 through 7 with landmark ECHR judgments including Özturk v Germany, Letellier v France, Brogan v UK, Khan v UK, Saunders v UK, Jalloh v Germany, and Ibrahim v UK. Each case breaks down the key Convention articles (Art. 5, 6, and 8 ECHR) and the legal tests applied, such as the Engel criteria. Roughly 7,000 words of distille...

Boost your exam performance with these Working Group Notes for Comparative Constitutional Law, designed to show you exactly how to approach and answer exam questions. Packed with professor’s tips, strategic guidance, and step-by-step breakdowns, these notes make even the toughest issues easy to master. They also cover the key cases discussed in the working group—cases that can appear directly on the exam—giving you a major advantage. Clear, structured, and practical, this guide is your ...

Unlock success in Comparative Constitutional Law with these expertly organized, exam-ready notes. This document brings together key legal theorists, essential articles, and every major topic from the course, all clearly explained and highlighted with a clean, colour-coded system for effortless studying. Perfect for quick revision, deep understanding, and top-tier exam performance. Get the clarity, structure, and confidence you need—all in one set of notes.

This document provides all the case law you need for the criminal law course. (ONLY case law not general lecture notes). Using these I got a 10 on my exam with no mistakes made. You will find here the explanation of the cases as well as how you can apply them using the IRAC method.

This document has all the important and necessary information regarding Week 4 of the course "Introduction to International and European Law". It only concerns the part of international law. Attached to the lecture notes, there are also the working group notes which are very helpful. This document has very precise and detailed information on all the definitions and case-law of week 4. I did really well on this exam based of these notes! :)

This document has all the important and necessary information regarding Week 3 of the course "Introduction to International and European Law". It only concerns the part of international law. Attached to the lecture notes, there are also the working group notes which are very helpful. This document has very precise and detailed information on all the definitions and case-law of week 3. I did really well on this exam based of these notes! :)

The summary notes include lecture notes from weeks 1-7 and are combined with case summaries and readings notes.

The summary includes detailed notes from lectures weeks 1-7. Additionally, they combine readings notes, include case summaries, explanation of applicability criteria and relevant articles.

Grade: 10 The document combines lecture notes for week 1-7, case summaries and reading notes

Grade received: 9 This summary includes lecture notes from week 1-7. The notes also contain reading notes and case summaries.

Introduction to Technology Law Lecture Notes - Law and Technology (introduction to the understanding of the interaction between law and technology) (first year, LLB at the University of Groningen).

Introduction to Technology Law Lecture Notes on governance in the Digital environment (first year, LLB at the University of Groningen)

Introduction to Technology Law Notes on Cyber-speech and Social Networking (first year, LLB at the University of Groningen).

Introduction to Technology Law Lecture Notes on Privacy and Data Protection in the Information Society (first year, LLB at the University of Groningen)

Introduction to International Law Lecture Notes of IP rights (first year, LLB at the University of Groningen)