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EU: Mandatory data retention: Austrian challenge; Romanian law passes

02 March 2013

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European Court of Justice: Request for a preliminary ruling from the Verfassungsgerichtshof (Austria) lodged on 19 December 2012 - Kärntner Landesregierung and Others (pdf)

See also: ROMANIA: EC drops case against Romania as data retention law passes (Telecompaper): "The European Commission (EC) dropped the infringement procedure on 21 February that it had opened against Romania in 2011 over the non-implementation in due time of the provisions of the directive 24/2006 concerning the storage of confidential data by communications operators as the Romanian parliament passed the so-called 'Big brother' law in May 2012"

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