European union law Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Rated with this summary: 7.9 This summary is based on the handbook. It incorporates case law, webcasts, lectures and any articles. For optimal results, stick to the specified literature. Using the summary is at your own risk; I used this summary myself, but that doesn't mean it's perfect. So don't rely entirely on the summary. If there are any ambiguities or obvious errors, you can email me at ayabahaya03@gmail.com. I'm open to explaining passages further and try to respond as mu...

All learning objectives of all eight problems + judgments detailed. The E-Lessons were also included in the summary as well as the lectures/webcasts. NOTE: This summary also includes literature that was not discussed in the lectures/teaching groups but were exam material (hence the length of the summary). TIP: Learn the exam schedules by heart and use the text in the summary as an explanation to use the schedules! Additions and adjustments were made every time after the teaching groups...

Steps to answer the essay. Article 101 TFEU (Prohibition on cartels), article 102 TFEU (dominant position), article 107 TFEU (State aid), pre-test, proportionality test, and 4-step test.

A full summary of the course Introduction to International and European Union Law (RR116) given to Criminology students at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. This course was given during COVID online teaching, which means there were weblectures instead of normal lectures. International Law (8723) by Henriksen European Law (8942) by Schütze

This document comprises extensive lecture notes on the ‘Law of the European Union’ course offered at the University of Groningen. It entails all the relevant content and materials to succeed in the final examination.

Notes from all European Union Law classes/KCs AND a self-made table of all primary legislation and caselaw and treaties (all separated) that have been discussed from week 1-6 at the middle of the document! + links to all caselaw/applicable legislation in each week.

WGU D333 Exam (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) Ethics in Technology Exam| Review with Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A Q: Ethical issues related to the rights and responsibilities concerning the ownership, use, and distribution of resources or information, including intel- lectual property and users' data. Answer: Property Q: Ethical considerations regarding the ease with which all users, including those with disabilities, can use services and access information equit...

This guide travels through all the lecture material, week by week, in a clear and structured way. This lecture guide is an amendment to the one already posted - as the 1st Year BA Programme changed in 2023-24. Allowing you to understand all the basic knowledge of the European Integration and Democracy Course from European Studies BA. For the exam, this is especially useful, due to the fact it is multiple choice and based off of factual recall from the lectures.

This document will give you a total summary of everything entailing in the european union law course. This includes; lecture slides, articles, directives, decisions, class notes, etc. The summary is intended for both study and progression through the course. It gives clear outlines and descriptions of each weeks content. This was made with notes from classes and lectures during the 2021/2022 year 2 course of EU law.

WGU D333 Objective Assessment (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) Ethics in Technology Exam| Review with Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A Q: Executive Order 12333 Answer: Identifies the various government intelligence-gathering agencies and defines what information can be collected, retained, and disseminated by the agencies. It allows for the tangential collection of U.S. citizen data—even when those citizens are not specifically targeted. Q: ECPA (Electronic Communi...