EU Law Flashcards

1
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The first founding Treaty was:

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Treaty on the Coal and Steel Community

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2
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The European Union was created:

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On the basis the Maastricht Treaty of 1992

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3
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The citizenship of the European Union was introduced:

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By the Maastricht Treaty of 1992

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4
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The European Union in comparison to other organizations (e.g. WIPO, WTO) is peculiar because it is:

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supranational organization

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5
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Choose the correct answers: the principle of proportionality

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governs the use of EU competences

sets limits on EU institutions for interference with fundamental rights

is applied to all categories of EU competences

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6
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Principle of subsidiarity (subsidiarity) as a principle of EU law:

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refers only to the fields covered by the non-exclusive competence of the European Union

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7
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Enhanced cooperation was introduced:

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In the Treaty of Amsterdam, 1999

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8
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Enhanced cooperation may be established:

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In the area of non-exclusive competences of the EU

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9
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Outside the common foreign and security policy authorisation to proceed with the enhanced cooperation shall be granted by

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Decision of the Commission

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10
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Enhanced cooperation:

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Is open for any Member State that wishes to participate in enhanced cooperation in progress

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11
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Acts adopted in the framework of enhanced cooperation:

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Bind only participating Member States

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12
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The Court of Justice of the European Union initially objected to the creation of the Unified patent Court because:

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the envisaged agreement creating a Unified Patent Litigation System (named European and Community Patents Court) it presented a threat to the preservation of the very nature of European Union law

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13
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The European Parliament:

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Is co-legislative power, together with the Council of the European Union

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14
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The sources of EU primary law include:

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accession treaties

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15
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Regulation as a source of Union law:

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  • is directly applicable

- shall be binding in its entirety

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16
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The decision as EU legal act:

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shall bind in entirety

17
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The principle of the primacy of EU law:

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imposes an obligation on Member State authorities to disregard the application of a provision of a national law contrary to EU law

18
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The court of a Member State, if it finds that a national law is incompatible with EU law, should:

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omit the norm of national law when deciding

19
Q

Members of the European Commission:

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is independent from the EU and the nationals of their governments.

20
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What kind of documents used to prepared EU legislation and include:

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Commission legislative proposals
• Council positions
• Legislative proposals from the European Parliament
• Opinions from the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the
Regions