TFEU Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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.

What did the principles of the Human Rights Declaration provide the basis for? The principles enshrined in the Human Rights Declaration have provided the basis for all subsequent European data protection laws and standards. (Ch. 1) What right is contained in Article 12 of the Human Rights Declaration? The right to a private life and associated freedoms is contained in Article 12 of the Human Rights Declaration. (Ch. 1) What right is contained in Article 19 of the Human Rights Dec...

CIPP/E - European Union Institutions - Chapter 2 Already Passed What year was the Treaty of Lisbon? 2007 What EU Institutions did the Treaty of Lisbon structure? The European Parliament The European Council The Council of the European Union The European Commission The Court of Justice of the European Union The European Central Bank and The Court of Auditors What effect did the Treaty of Lisbon have on the Charter of the Fundamental Rights of the European Union? The Treaty of Lisbon promoted th...

CIPP/E Part IIII. Introduction to European Data Protection - A. Origins and Historical Context - correct answers Proceed to next 1. Rationale for data protection - correct answers??? 2. Human rights laws - correct answers Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948, Article 12 No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such...

These notes cover EU competition law as taught on the EU Law module of postgraduate law conversion courses (the GDL/PGDL). They can also cover topics on introductory EU Law papers taught on UK undergraduate Law degrees (LLBs). As well as notes, this document includes exam plans in the form of flowcharts for some of the topics covered. Using these notes, I gained a Distinction (74%) in the GDL at the University of Law. NOTE: these notes were written in Oct 2021. In light of Brexit develo...

CIPP/E Privacy Book Chapter 1+2Universal Declaration of Human Rights - correct answers Adopted in 1948 by the United Nations and has universal values. Contains specific provisions in connection with the right to a private family life (article 12) and to freedom of expression regardless of frontiers (article 19). Article 19(2) says that individual rights are not absolute, a balance must be struck. European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) - correct answers in 1950 in Rome signed as an interna...

CIPP/E CERTIFICATION FROM IAPP- EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS When was the Treaty of Rome ratified - Answer-1957 What is the Treaty of Rome establishing - Answer-The European Economic Community (EEC) What is the Treaty of Maastricht establishing - Answer-The European Union (EU) When was the Treaty of Maastricht ratified - Answer-1992 What is the Treaty of Lisbon about (3 points) - Answer-Amends Treaty of Rome (EEC) and Treaty of Maastricht (EU) Establishes the Data Protect...

Which role best describes the European Commission? Implements EU decisions & policies What data protection milestone is a treaty amongst member states of the Council of Europe? Convention 108 Which data protection milestone applies to public electronic communication services & networks? ePrivacy Directive The European Convention on Human Rights is a product of which institution? The Council of Europe What is the role of the European Parliament? Engaged in legisla...

Now: What is the legal effect?? - -§71 = DRD is INVALID Legal Basis Art. 267(1) TFEU When there is a violation (see arguments above) it is invalid If it would be ounly an annulment action (not violation) they would have to have a standing (Art. 267(1) TFEU Domestic act: If it is a domestic act and it is violated, then the Member States have to do sth. About it e.g. Switzerland: the constition has not the power to invalidate it / other States maybe yes.

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