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Free movement of people Flashcards

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1
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A person is a worker if which case’s criteria are met?

A

Lawrie Blum

  1. Performs services
  2. Under the control of another
  3. Receives remuneration
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A workseeker is also a worker. Which case?

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Antonissen

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3
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Part time works are workers. Which case?

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Levin

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A drug addict in rehab is not a worker. Which case?

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Bettray

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5
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Which Directive lists the details of free movement policy?

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Directive 2004/38

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Returning workers can bring non union spouses home with them. Which case?

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Surinder Singh

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Which Articles of the 2004/38 directive define family members?

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Articles 2 and 3

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Union citizens have a right of residence up to 3 months. Which Article?

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Article 6(1) Directive 2004/38

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Non union family members have a right of residence for up to 3 months. Which Article?

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Article 6(1) Directive2004/38

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10
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A citizen’s death/departure shall not ordinarily affect the right of residence of a family member. Which Article?

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Article 12 Directive 2004/38

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Where there are no children, departure back to their home member state will mean that the non union citizen may lose rights in the host member state. Which case?

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Sandhu

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If a non union citizen divorces a union citizen, does the non union citizen lose their rights?

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Yes, unless
i) the marriage lasted 3 years prior to divorce including 1 year in the host state
ii) the spouse/partner has custody of the non UC’s children
Article 13(2)

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There is no need to leave the host state on a separation. Which case?

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Diatta

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Only provisions of linguistic knowledge may bar the regulatory tests from being applied. Which Article?

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Article 3 Regulation 1612/68

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Recruitment must not be subject to any discriminatory tests. Which Article?

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Article 6 Regulation 1612/68

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No discrimination on the grounds of grounds of nationality on any conditions of employment is allowed. Which Article and which case?

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Article 7 Regulation 1612/68; Cristini v SNCF

17
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Regulation 1612/68 is directly effective. Which case?

A

Cristini v SNCF

18
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Distinctly applicable measures which only apply to migrant workers can only be justified via the treaty provisions. Which case?

A

Commission v France

19
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Which article of which Directive provides the grounds for deportation?

A

Article 27 Directive 2004/38

20
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Deportation may be based on activities with prohibited groups, so long as they are “socially harmful”. Which case?

A

Van Duyn

21
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Past convictions are only relevant insofar as they constitute a present threat. Which case?

A

R v Bouchereau

22
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In which case was it found that states cannot treat foreign nationals differently to own citizens in matters related to legal activities, suggesting Van Duyn had been overruled?

A

Adoui and Cornuaille

23
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The “public service” exception shall be narrowly construed. Which case?

A

Commission v Belgium

24
Q

What is the “public service” exception limited to?

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Safeguarding the general interests of the state (judges etc)

25
Q

Indistinctly applicable measures must be justified under which case?

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Bosman

26
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When can the Bosman style justifications be used?

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  1. Pursuit of a legitimate aim

2. Justified by pressing reasons of public interest

27
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Any application of Bosman justification must be necessary. Which case?

A

Allue

28
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Any application of the Bosman rules must go no further than is necessary. What case?

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Bosman/Cassis

29
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In which case was it found that ‘work’ did not need to be an economic activity?

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Steymann

29
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In which case was it found that a failure to comply with national requirements for obtaining a residence permit should not lead to disproportionate penalties, such as deportation or imprisonment?

A

R v Pieck

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