EU Law

This 49-page EU Law revision guide details the fundamentals of the Free Movement of Goods, Workers and Citizens. It is complete with case profiles, appropriate statute and academic opinion to save you from spending time reading hundreds of articles. Whilst it is helpful for all students from all universities, it contains a small checkbox for Liverpool University students on each of the three topics outlining what content has been in each exam.

'The EU's institutions and law-making processes can be considered sufficiently democratic given the range of interests to be taken into account within the unique legal order of the union' Critically discuss. This was my EU Law coursework, for which I received a 1:1 at 82% (which was the second highest grade in the year). It contains a variety of cases that I found via research and that weren't taught to us. It is referenced in OSCOLA, and should give you an idea of how to approach an EU Democra...