Sources of EU Law

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The European Law Academy represents a project to provide high quality legal education for those who are students of, or simply just interested in, European Law. European Law is a highly complex and relatively modern development in the broader corpus of National and International Legal systems. The main focus of this channel will be on two major institutions:
The European Union
The European Court of Human Rights
From these two institutions come an array of different legal issues and topics for discussion. Subscribe for more!
- M.J. Homewood, EU Law Concentrate (6th edn, Oxford University Press, 2018).
- P. Craig & G. De Burca, EU Law: Text, Cases and Materials (7th edn, Oxford University Press, 2020).
- J. Guth, K. Langley, EU Law - The Fundamentals (1st edn, Sweet & Maxwell, 2021).
If you are looking for Law specific to the jurisdiction of England and Wales, head over the Law Academy channel for more information! If you are looking specifically for Public International Law, head over to the international law academy!
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How can I vote on who should be the president of the European Council?

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As far as I am aware, European council members vote for a council president. So, you will have to be a member of the council to vote for a candidate.