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European Court of Justice: European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS): EDPS welcomes Court of Justice's ruling strengthening independent position of data protection authorities

01 March 2010

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European Court of Justice: European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS): EDPS welcomes Court of Justice's ruling strengthening independent position of data protection authorities (Press release, pdf): European Commission supported by EDPS v German government: Full-text of judgment (pdf) and the Opinion of the Advocate General (pdf) who advised the opposite view.

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