EU Law notes with detailed case law for final exam - comprehensive, yet clear and easy to follow and memorise. Got 71 in the exam with these notes (and 72 in the module overall). Good luck!

Highly detailed case and history of the EU law in the UK. All the major cases assessed and organised into the relevant topic. FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT (goods, workers, citizens, services etc) all covered and COMPETITION LAW. Two most important aspects in my opinion to do well on the final. NOT included Preliminary ruling and Judicial Review (I am not doing these in detail)

An essay submitted as coursework for the University of Southampton attaining a 2:1 grade. Question - Explain the pressures which led to the emergence of the principle of supremacy of EU Law and critically discuss the impact of the tensions which this (the principle of supremacy) has given rise to.

Large collection of information on these topics. Freedom of Movement and Rights of EU Citizens to claim benefits. Included is case summaries for those most pertinent. Also a bonus 45 page article summary at the end. If writing a paper on this topic or an exam there is a lot of important information and themes which are simplified.

Having reflected upon what you have learnt so far about EU law and the EU legal order, discuss what are its most significant characteristics, including those that distinguish it from both domestic and other international law. According to my tutor's feedback - there is good logical reasoning, good identification of key points and good attempt at answering the question, although the structure could be improved and more sources need to be referenced in order to support the arguments made.

Case description and article definition of the topic.

Notes about the democratic deficit in relation to EU law.

Lectures notes about the relationship between the EU and national legal orders.