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Slovak Constitutional Court Suspends Data Retention Legislation

24 April 2014

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"On 23 April 2014, the Slovak Constitutional Court preliminary suspended effectiveness of the Slovak implementation of Data Retention Directive, which was repealed as invalid by the Court of Justice of the European Union only this month."

See: Slovak Constitutional Court Suspends Data Retention Legislation (EISI, link), also: Court Press Release (Slovakian, link).

And see: Slovakian data retention law faces challenge before Constitutional Court (Statewatch database).

And: European Information Society Institute opinion on the scope of application of the decision of the CJEU in Digital Rights Ireland (link)

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