[pp.int.general] Why one should not be afraid of the EU data retention

[Pirat@LennStar.de]

That doesn't change that there is huge press to make a new law and that
this EU-case ist used as another battering ram (there are about 20 cases
currently running agaonst Germany, mostly because of the same people
that want the data retention, but they always seem to forgot that point).

We may not have to fear a european court, but it takes at least one
year, and we all now how fast certain laws can get suddenly.

LennStar


Am 30.12.2011 01:28, schrieb Pat Maechler aka Valio:
> I found this German article intriguing in argumentation.
> http://www.sueddeutsche.de/politik/streit-um-vorratsdatenspeicherung-warum-deutschland-ein-eu-verfahren-nicht-fuerchten-muss-1.1245819
> Germany has not implemented the EU data retention directive yet
> (mostly due a ruling by the federal constitution court) and is thus
> probably facing a legal case before the European court.
> The article argues that there should be no in the EU the rule of law
> has not yet been implemented as in national states, e.g. in Germany.
> 
> -pat
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