France, 1041-1045 4. B. Criminal 1. Overview, 1060-1074 2. France and Germany, 1074-1091 3. The theme here is something that I have talked about before.
Constitutionalism is definitely the strong, currently dominating, trend in European law.
But this is challenged, or perhaps actually driven, by Supranational and Internal challenges to national supremacy. This is clearly visible in Europe, in the Supranational European Union and in the increasingly powerful regional governments. As I mentioned during the review session, this exam is quite different from the original from which the questions were taken. You have clear instructions that require you to do three things, rather than the more descriptive original. More comparative examples and more analysis is required.