Eu Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This document provides an in-depth summary on actus reus, the distinction between acts and omissions and establishing breach of duty and causation. Most cases are briefly explained to make them understandable and gives you the opportunity to apply them to problem questions.

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

Actus Reus detailed lecture summary notes - including cases

“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%)

EU Law Problem Question - Free movement of goods, workers and students

This is a practice paper I did in advance of the exam on Free Movement of Goods, I was graded 78% for this essay.

‘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%)

This is a summary PowerPoint of the rheumatological conditions taught for medical school finals. Each condition has its own section which follows a standardised layout: pathophysiology (where applicable), presentation/symptoms, investigations, management then any additional information.

Study notes on Freedom of Movement of Goods. Covers CEE, DIT and MEQR.