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The European Court of Human Rights dismissed complaints from six Romanian judges regarding the staggered payment of salary arrears, ruling that the government's measures did not violate their rights. The court noted that the staggered payments did not significantly affect the judges' living conditions and acknowledged the government's discretion in economic policies. Additionally, the court highlighted potential conflicts of interest when judges ruled on salary components that could benefit them. It emphasized that judges should not replace authorities in budgetary and economic policy decisions.