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EU: MANDATORY DATA RETENTION: Are national data retention laws within the scope of the Charter?

20 April 2014

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"Following the annulment of the EU’s data retention Directive by the CJEU, an obvious important question arises: are national data retention laws subject to the same ruling of the Court? The purpose of this post is to set out the reasons why they are."

See the full text: Are national data retention laws within the scope of the Charter? (EU Law Analysis, link)

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