Data Retention Challenge – High Court update
May 12th, 2010
After last week’s excitement, this week is something of an anti-climax – when the case came back before the High Court today the State applied for and were granted further time to consider the judgment. The case will be listed next on June 11th.
Entry Filed under: Data Retention, Mass surveillance
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1. Lukas | July 29th, 2010 at 7:44 pm
Does anyone have any news on the case? Was it already referred to the ECJ?
2. Sharon | September 21st, 2010 at 1:34 pm
Has this case been formally referred to the ECJ yet?
Thanks!
3. Clem Carlos Schermann | September 26th, 2011 at 11:30 am
Hello.
According to the IEHC as well as the ECJ (EU CoJ) there has been no more activities. Which means: Since 13th August 2010, when the decision of the IEHC was approved, there has been no motion towards the ECJ. Ergo: There is no case pending, in which the ECJ has to judge the question, whether directive 2006/24/EC is legal with regards to the Lisbon-Treaty as well as the fundamental rights in the EU or not.
(Sorry for my spelling; I am a foreigner …)
4. Clem Carlos Schermann | October 12th, 2011 at 12:05 pm
Hello there,
according to an e-mail I received from the DRI Ltd. in late September, the Irish High Court might have resumed the case during the first week of October and with some likelihood phrased the questions for the ECJ. Currently we are a few days apart from the middle of October, and no news about this case have reached the public.
I wonder: Is there anything happening – at least at all? How likely is it that there will be a proceding in front of the ECJ as described in Art. 267 TFEU?
Best wishes!
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