- Thorough knowledge of the procedures and systems of legal protection in the EU, i.e. cognizance of all details of the procedures under European law for effecting the rights granted to institutions and persons by EU law.
- Familiarity with the main bottlenecks in EU legal protection, in legal practice as well as from an academic-theoretical perspective.
- Notion of the general admissibility requirements and current developments in this field.
- Insight in the different existing procedures at national and EU level to ensure judicial protection of EU law rights and knowledge what procedure could be best followed in order to safeguard EU law rights.
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In the Member States of the European Union, few areas of domestic law are left untouched by EU law. EU law is capable of granting rights to and imposing obligations on a number of parties: the Member States, the institutions of the EU, and also individuals and companies. If one of these parties does not fulfill its obligations under EU law, the rights of other parties may be infringed. The aggrieved party or parties must then be entitled to some form of judicial protection (a remedy). This course focuses on the main forms of judicial protection under EU law, both in proceedings before the European Courts and the courts of the Member States.
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FOR DUTCH STUDENTS:
Preliminary courses and minimum of EC’s required for attending this course and being admitted to the exam:
- You must have successfully completed your Bachelor to be admitted for the course
- Students who have not yet completed a course on the institutional law of the EU are strongly advised to engage in self-study before enrolling and during this course, to make sure that they are able to cope with the more advanced topics that will be addressed. (If necessary, the lecturer can be contacted for further advice.)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LAW STUDENTS:
- Good command of the English language and good basic knowledge of EU law.
- Students who have not yet completed a course on the institutional law of the EU are strongly advised to engage in self-study before enrolling and during this course, to make sure that they are able to cope with the more advanced topics that will be addressed. (If necessary, the lecturer can be contacted for further advice.)
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Writing of a paper in a group and presentation thereof as well as a written examination. The result of the writing & presentation of the paper forms 25% of the total result for this course. The result of the written examination forms the other 75% of the total result for this course. Depending on the number of students participating, the resit will be a written or an oral exam.
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Contact information
Coordinator: Dr. Mr. Enguerrand Marique, e-mail: enguerrand.marique@ru.nl
Secretariat Department International and European Law: Mrs. M.C. (Charley) Berndsen-Teering, Montessorilaan 10, room GR 01.005, e-mail internationaaleneuropeesrecht@jur.ru.nl or charley.berndsen@ru.nl, (workdays, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning.
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