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Choose from a range of more than 300 e-presentations on the latest developments in EU law.
Compact and comprehensive packages featuring video of a top expert in EU law combined
with extensive background documentation and a self-assessment quiz for CPD certification.
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Basic courses give you an introduction to an area of EU law at your own pace. 2-3 hours learning time.
Specialised courses answer ten key questions on a particular topic. 3-4 hours learning time.
Maxi courses explain procedure before the CJEU and ECtHR. 10 hours learning time.
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New e-presentations
Overview of Recent and Pending Cases before the CJEU and ECtHR Relevant for the Media
Speaker
Mark D. Cole , Senior Advisor, European Digital Rights.Learning time: 47 minutes
Competition Law and Digital Media: Online Platforms in Focus
Speaker
Laurent Garzaniti, Partner, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, Brussels. Learning time: 35 minutes
Rights and Responsibilities under the GDPR – Key Novelties on the Eve of Enforcement
Speakers
Orla Lynskey, Assistant Professor of Law, London School of Economics.Learning time: 49 minutes
10 Key Questions on the General Principles of EU Law as applied by the CJEU to Criminal Justice
Contents
This e-learning course analyses the interpretation of substantive and procedural criminal law concepts. It is a tool designed to facilitate the use by criminal justice practitioners of the broader CJEU case law in criminal cases in which EU law might come into play. The content is structured in 10 key questions, complemented by a brief reminder of the EU legislative competence and the role of the CJEU in criminal matters. It also features a video presentation by Advocate General Yves Bot of the CJEU.
Authors
Anne Weyembergh, Professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)
Chloé Brière, Research Assistant at the ULB
Key questions
- What are the general principles of EU law that the CJEU has applied in the field of criminal justice?
- How does the Court balance mutual recognition and fundamental rights in the area of criminal justice?
- How is the multi-layered protection of fundamental rights (at national, EU and CoE level) balanced in the Courts law in the area of criminal justice?
- What is the specific scope of direct effect of EU directives in national crime proceedings?
- What is the scope of the principle of interpretation in conformity with EU law?
Learning time: 3 hours
Live stream:
Dawn Raids: Practical Issues and Latest Developments
25 October 2018
Objective
This workshop will focus on the exercise of the European Commission’s powers of investigation and relevant legal questions in practice. The copying and handling of electronic data and the national dimension of the conduct of surprise inspections will also be examined.
Key topics
- The conduct of inspections by the European Commission
- Searching private premises and devices
- Collection of electronic and mobile data
- Implications of the recent Alcogroup judgement
- Developments related to NCAs’ powers of investigation
Who should attend?
Lawyers in private practice, in-house counsel and representatives of national competition authorities
Access to the stream
If you have registered for the stream, please login to your MyERA account and click on My E-learning in the upper golden navigation bar. You will find the the link to the stream on the starting page of our e-learning platform.
