EU Law

EU Problem Question plan with academics. Graded 82. Scored second-highest in the year.

“So far as the free movement of workers is concerned, it is abundantly clear that the Court of Justice has had very little influence on the development of the law. The key entitlements of EU migrant workers, and their extensive scope, have always been clearly articulated in the Treaties and the secondary legislation.” Critically discuss. Workers essay plan with academics, I achieved the second-highest grade in the year for EU Law II (82%)

‘Despite the introduction of EU citizenship, migrant workers still enjoy a more enhanced free-movement status when compared to economically inactive citizens.’ Critically discuss this statement. One of my essay plans - I got the second-highest grade in the year with these essay plans (82%)

- The establishment of Union citizenship - The status of Union citizenship and the prohibition of discrimination on grounds of nationality - The citizenship directive - The CJEU'S case-law on Union citizenship - The political rights of EU citizenship - EU citizenship and the legitimacy of the CJEU

An indepth document decrbiing and analysing the free movent of goods within the European Union and all relevent articles and cases. Headings in this document include: the internal market and the free movement of goods, Fiscal barriers (article 30 and article 110 TFEU), non-fiscal barriers (article 34 and article 36 in great detail), and Article 4(3) TEU.

An indepth document describing and analysing the free movement of workers, headings include: The internal market and free movement of persons and citizenship, rights of migrant workers within the host member state, and limitations on EU migrant workers rights, Free movement of workers: article 45 TFEU, the need for cross-border movement, territorial scope of application, who is a 'worker' under article 45.

Direct effect and the principle of supremacy explained in great detail with relevant articles and cases. The principles of effective judicial protection explained: access to judicial process, and the right to reparation under Francovich case-law,

- Is the European Union a Sovereign Power? - Categories of Union Competence - Attributed powers- The Competence Creep problem - What rules govern the use of Union Competence where it exists? - General principles of Union Law - Fundamental rights - Enforcement of limits against Union Institutions - Issues in EU competence control

Includes the historical development of European integration: the different treaties and the main reforms within the treaties, the 28 member states in the EU, the process of accession, the process of the existing EU, Article 50, alternatives to membership. Includes the EU institutions and 'inter-institutional balance': Article 13, the European Council, the Council of Ministers, the European Commission, the Court of Justice of the EU, and other Union institutions. Includes the process of adopt...