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Uh, that sort of depends on what part of EU you are speaking of. The Romance countries does not have the same legal traditions as as the ones based on the Engli

Uh, that sort of depends on what part of EU you are speaking of. The Romance countries does not have the same legal traditions as as the ones based on the English way (even if uk is gone, there are others that share tradition with them), and the Scandinavian countries are different to both.

seabass-labrax 3y ago
The court relevant to this case is the General Court of the European Union. Each member state can put forward up to two judges each. Given the current composition of the EU, that seems to me to be broadly equal between the Germanic and Romance traditions (although I am quite aware of the limitations of such an academic division).