EU Law for AD7 Lawyer-Linguists
1,000 pages · Structured theory · Multiple-choice practice · Detailed explanations
Turn a broad legal syllabus into a clear study route. This digital guide brings theory and practice together so you can study a topic, test your understanding and revisit the reasoning behind an answer.
What the e-book includes
- Structured EU Law theory: core concepts explained in organised study units.
- Multiple-choice questions: apply legal rules, recognise exceptions and distinguish closely related concepts.
- Detailed solutions: understand the rule behind the correct answer and why the alternatives do not fit.
- Worked examples and practical applications: connect legal principles with concrete situations.
- Revision support: key distinctions, terminology and points that deserve a second look.
Study areas
- The EU legal order: Treaties, values, objectives, accession and the relationship between EU and national law.
- Institutions and competences: the roles of Parliament, Council, European Council, Commission and the Court of Justice; conferral, subsidiarity and proportionality.
- Sources and legal acts: primary and secondary law; regulations, directives, decisions, recommendations and opinions.
- Law-making and decision-making: legal bases, ordinary and special legislative procedures, delegated and implementing acts.
- Fundamental principles: primacy, direct effect, consistent interpretation, sincere cooperation and Member State liability.
- Judicial protection: preliminary rulings, infringement proceedings, annulment, failure to act and effective remedies.
- Fundamental rights: the Charter, its scope of application, general principles, equality and non-discrimination.
- Internal market and citizenship: free movement, establishment, services, capital and EU citizenship.
- Competition and State aid: foundational rules, institutional roles and the distinction between the principal enforcement routes.
- EU policies and external action: the legal framework of selected policies, the budget, international agreements and the area of freedom, security and justice.
- Legal terminology and case-law reading: identifying the legal issue, applicable rule, reasoning and effect of a judgment.
- Exam-focused practice: interpreting the question, identifying the decisive qualification and avoiding answers that overstate a rule.
Why explanations make the difference
A correct letter alone does not tell you whether you understood the law. Work through the explanation, identify the relevant principle and compare the competing answers. Use mistakes as a revision map: was the difficulty a legal concept, an exception, an institutional competence or the wording of the question?
A practical way to study
- Read one theory unit and identify its key rules.
- Answer the related practice questions before checking the solutions.
- Review the explanations and record recurring errors.
- Return to difficult topics and repeat the process.
Choose the format that fits your preparation
E-book only — €70: the 1,000-page digital study guide with theory and included multiple-choice practice with explanations.
EU Law package — €150: the e-book plus a separate bank of 600 original MCQs with detailed explanations, organised into 20 timed online tests of 30 questions, with online test access until your examination.
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The €70 e-book purchase does not include access to the 20 online tests. Reasoning, legal translation and translation review preparation are separate products.
From legal knowledge to purposeful preparation
Designed for candidates who want an organised route through EU Law and a way to check what they understand. Combine careful reading with active practice and regular revision, rather than leaving questions until the end of your study programme.
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