'National courts' presentation slideshows

Professor Barry Rodger, Law School University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland

COMPETITION LITIGATION AND COLLECTIVE REDRESS: A COMPARATIVE EU ANALYSIS WITH FOCUS ON PORTUGAL AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE UK. Professor Barry Rodger, Law School University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland barry.j.rodger@strath.ac.uk 3 June 2013, University of Lisbon Law School

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1 . The leader in a parliamentary system is chosen by: The monarch or king

Warm-up Copy the question and choose an answer. You will need to turn in one sheet of paper on Friday with all the questions and answers for the week. Date: 10/31 Subject: Social Science. 2 . The leader in a presidential system is chosen by: The monarch or king

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Chapter 2 Foundations of Government

Section 1: Why Americans Have Governments Section 2: The First Government Section 3: A New Constitution. Chapter 2 Foundations of Government. Section 1: Why Americans Have Governments. The Main Idea

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Do Now

Do Now. (1) Prepare for your quiz 5.2 (2) In pairs, quiz each other on Vocabulary Daily Poll: How does Congress influence your life as a citizen?. The Powers of Congress. 11/11/11. Four types of Congressional powers. Delegated Powers - details. Five categories of delegated powers.

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The EU rules

The EU rules. Article 54 CISA and the ECJ/CGEU case law. Article 54.

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Lecture 24 Pope Innocent III

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The Constitution

Section 3 Chapter 7. The Constitution. Focus Questions. Why did the delegates meet for the Constitutional Convention? What were some of the main issues debated and compromises reached at the Constitutional Convention? How is the federal government balanced under the U.S. Constitution?.

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Getting hold of the documents: Legal principles for disclosure in the antitrust context

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The Modernisation of Article 82 The concept of dominance

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Chapter 2 Foundations of Government

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CHAPTER 8 REVIEW

CHAPTER 8 REVIEW. NORTHWEST TERRITORY. Land Ordinance of 1785. The Land Ordinance divided land into townships. Northwest ordinance. The Northwest Ordinances were rules for governing the Northwest Territory. It allowed for orderly growth of the nation It allowed areas to become states

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Documents of Early American Government

Documents of Early American Government. Venn Diagram: Compare/Contrast. 1. The Declaration of Independence. 3. The U.S. Constitution. 2. The Articles of Confederation. Established July 4 th 1776. The Declaration of Independence. Most of the 56 signers signed the

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opening montage clip ("Crimes of War")

opening montage clip ("Crimes of War"). THE STORY BEHIND THE STORY. Crimes and Justice. Crimes and Justice. Reporting differently Crimes Criminal responsibility Courts The media's role Effectiveness of justice mechanisms. Crimes and Justice Reporting differently.

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch. Article III. * The highest court in the land is called the U.S. Supreme Court. * The Congress has the constitutional power to create any other national courts it deems necessary No Age limit

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Homework : OL 11.1 due Friday

FrontPage: Why are referees important in a game? . Homework : OL 11.1 due Friday. Is it a catch and touchdown?. The Federal Judiciary. (aka, the Judicial Branch) Chapter 11, Section 1. History of the US Judicial Branch. Under the Articles of Confederation, no national courts existed;

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Dr Marie-Luce Paris, University College Dublin

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