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Free Movement of Goods Exam Notes 2024. Free Movement of Goods is one of the four fundamental freedoms established by treaty of Rome 1957.  Article 26 TFEU; An internal market shall comprise an area without internal frontiers with the concept of single market.  This can be achieved through (a) Removal of existing Barriers which is called negative integration and (b) Harmonization of national rules are called positive integration.  This chapter is divided into three parts; a. Mon...

CIPP/E QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A GDPR's Data Processing Principles (PLAIDS) 1) Purpose Limitation 2) Lawfulness, Fairness & Transparency 3) Accuracy 4) Integrity & Confidentiality 5) Data Minimization 6) Storage Limitation The six lawful grounds to process data 1) Consent 2) Contract Performance 3) Legal Obligation 4) Vital Interest of the Individual 5) Public Interest 6) Legitimate Interest The two concepts of Data Minimization 1) Necessity & 2) Proportionality 4 conditions for...

Media Law Case Studies NCTJ Question and answers 100% correct Media Law Case Studies NCTJ EXAMPLE OF CONTEMPT OF COURT - PREJUDICING JURY - correct answer Chris Jefferies v Daily Mirror/The Sun [2011] CJ arrested but never charged with murder. Vilifying headlines next to images of CJ gave impression he could have committed crime. (character assassination) Papers fined £50,000 + £18,000 EXAMPLE OF NO CONTEMPT OF COURT - PROCEEDINGS INACTIVE - correct answer The Sun published a story...

Media Law Case Studies NCTJ EXAMPLE OF CONTEMPT OF COURT - PREJUDICING JURY - correct answer Chris Jefferies v Daily Mirror/The Sun [2011] CJ arrested but never charged with murder. Vilifying headlines next to images of CJ gave impression he could have committed crime. (character assassination) Papers fined £50,000 + £18,000 EXAMPLE OF NO CONTEMPT OF COURT - PROCEEDINGS INACTIVE - correct answer The Sun published a story about Arthur Simpson-Kent confessing to killing ex-EastEnders act...

CIPP/E EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS De-identification - Answer-An action that one takes to *remove identifying characteristics* from data. Derogation - Answer-In the context of European Union legislation interacting with member state law, a place in an EU-wide regulation where *individual member states are left to make their own law or have the option to deviate*. Can also simply refer to an exception to a certain basic rule or principle. Direct Marketing (EU specific) - Answer-In...

FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS. In spite of the aims of the EU Treaties, there is still not at the present time absolute freedom for a person in one Member State to import or export goods from or to another Member State. Discuss, explaining in particular the circumstances in which a Member State can lawfully restrict or prohibit the free movement of goods from another Member State. The internal market is defined in Article 26 TFEU in the following terms: The internal market shall comprise an area ...

International Law - ANSWER-deals with three kinds of international relationships 1-those between states and states 2-those between states and persons 3 those between persons and persons public international law - ANSWER-the law of nations resolved issues between two or more states, and legal relationships between and among states private international law - ANSWER-applied to the laws governing conduct between people from different states todays international law.... - ANSWER-applies...

2 © OCR 2023 H418/02 Jun23 SECTION A Law making Answer Question 1 or Question 2. Then answer Question 3 or Question 4. Answer Question 1 or Question 2. 1 Describe the literal rule of statutory interpretation. Give case examples to illustrate its use. [8] 2 Describe Treaties, Regulations and Directives as sources of EU Law. [8] Answer Question 3 or Question 4. 3 Discuss the disadvantages of the literal rule of statutory interpretation. [12] 4 Discuss the reasons that make the use of de...

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What is the 2 key features on the UK constitution? - ANSWER-1. It is Uncodified - It is not in all once place (compared to US) and is found in a wide range of sources 2. It is only partly written e.g. 'conventions' are not written What makes up the Sources of the UK Constitution? - ANSWER-1. Constitutional Documents 2. Works of Authority 3. Statute Law (Written Laws) - Such as 1911 and 1949 parliament acts. 4. Royal Prerogative Powers 5. Common and Case Law 6. Conventions 7. EU treat...