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The Romanian judiciary faces criticism from the European Court of Justice for misinterpreting prescription laws, impacting numerous corruption cases. This has led to the closure of thousands of cases, totaling nearly 200 million euros in damages. Prosecutors may appeal these decisions, but it's uncertain if they will act. The High Court defends its actions, while the Romanian President suggests legislative changes are needed. Concerns about the influence of the High Court's leadership on justice reform persist, despite European Commission support for judicial reforms.