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"Madam President, I agree that the same requirements should be defined in the Maastricht and Lisbon Treaties so that we may work on the creation of a common European criminal law. However, I would like to point out that this journey will be very difficult, complicated and highly sensitive. In Europe, we have many traditions, whether social or judicial, on which law in different countries or regions has been based. An objection has already been raised by my colleague from the United Kingdom, who pointed out that law in the British Isles has a different way of addressing problems there, as they have the law of precedence, whereas in continental Europe, different rules apply. My country, for example, uses an Austro-Hungarian legal basis. I believe that Sweden and the Nordic countries use completely different rules. It therefore follows that there are some differences in the legal systems that we have to consider very sensitively. I am personally highly sceptical that we will be successful in this respect in the foreseeable future."@en1
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