Law -- European Union countries -- Examinations, questions, etc.

Indeks : p.205-209 ; In preparation for the enlargement of the EU to 25 Member States, the Treaty of Nice has made important changes to the membership and procedures of the Community institutions. In addition there have been some important developments in areas of substantive law. The differences between the terminology and general approach of EU law compared to common law can be confusing. As EU law is part of UK law and a compulsory subject for the legal professional bodies, students may find these differences frustrating. The basic doubts in the mind of the student are How do I answer this question? and Am I answering it correctly? This book helps students by identifying the key points for a wide range of examination style questions. Although EU law courses and textbooks usually break down the topics into small bites, many assessment questions bring together various topics. To help the student cope with this, the answers in this book show how different parts of an EU law course can be brought together to answer specific questions. It has been fully updated and includes references to many new cases and the recent Treaty of Nice.