how is the pass rate so high for eu??by far the worst i reckon,,
On Oct 5, 11:38 am, the gaffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Passed it in April with a few marks to spare,but I did think leading
> in that it was unbelievably ambiguous and waffely.The EC legislation
> book is a huge help.Have the relevant regulations/directives on equal
> treatment highlighted (S.6 of some regulation/directive on equal
> treatment/pay stands out in my mind!) as well as the obvious ToR Arts,
> 234,38,230 etc but only the relevant words or sentences.The entire
> paper is ALWAYS built around the core 12-16 cases that everyone
> knows.Other than that Brussels II q a couple of sittings back there's
> never been any huge curveballs on this paper.
> Best of luck anyway.
>
> On Oct 5, 10:29 am, Fern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> > Hey,
> > I'm covering more or less the same as you Shell. I am most likely only
> > going to cover Art 234 from the procedures chapter, but I might
> > squeeze in Art 226 if there's time. I'm most likely going to leave out
> > competition too. State Aids is kinda topical since the banks thing
> > last week but I'm sure the exam paper was written well before that
> > arose. So basically I'm going through everything in the manual except
> > competition and the more complex procedures.
>
> > I really hope there are two internal choices this year, otherwise I
> > could be in bigggg trouble. How do people feel about this examiner?
> > Did anyone fail his paper at the last sitting who felt they should
> > have passed? I'm beginning to think this could be the hardest of the
> > FE-1s.
>
> > On Oct 4, 11:15 pm, ShellBelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > I have to agree with everyone here, EU is very overwhelming - there's
> > > so much in it! I'm doing:
>
> > > -Institutions (incl sep of powers, legislative procedures)
> > > -Free Movement of Goods
> > > -Services
> > > -Workers
> > > -Citizenship
> > > -Direct Effect
> > > -Supremacy
> > > -MS Liability
> > > -Art 234 (the only procedure I'm doing, it seems to come up a bit more
> > > often than the others)
> > > -Gender Equality
> > > -Private Int'l Law
> > > -Public Undertakings
> > > -State Aids
>
> > > Its alot to learn though so thinking about leaving out State Aids as
> > > it came up last year or Art 234 but I'm concerned that I've already
> > > left too much stuff out. Didn't do comp because the Qs on the last few
> > > papers have been awful. I did EU Comp Law as a discrete subject in
> > > college and I still wouldn't have been able to answer some of those
> > > Qs.
>
> > > As a tip for everyone I've heard that Independent are tipping Public
> > > Int'l Law. Has only come up twice over the last four papers but in one
> > > of the 2007 exam reports the examiner hinted that this would become a
> > > more important topic on exam papers and it didn't come up last time.
> > > Its fairly short so might be worth doing if anyone is looking for a
> > > potential backup question....
>
> > > On Oct 1, 4:39 pm, Fern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > > > Ok lads,
> > > > I've only got EU left to do from now till next Wednesday! What are
> > > > people prioritising?
> > > > I'm thinking of doing:
> > > > Institutions and courts
> > > > FM of Goods, Services, anything that can move etc
> > > > Procedures (not sure if any of them can be left out?)
> > > > Supremacy
> > > > Equality
> > > > Citizenship
> > > > Competition (but is this a whole lot of work for potentially a rotter
> > > > of a question?)
>
> > > > Any advice would be appreciated! Also what do people think of the
> > > > examiner. Is he a fair marker or is he tough? I think most of the pass
> > > > rates I've read in his reports have been in the region of 70%, so
> > > > that's fairly good. Or maybe we are all model EU citizens...- Hide
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