"Efforts to combat the [terrorist] threat in Europe were sometimes slowed by legal protections that made it difficult to take firm judicial action against suspected terrorists, asylum laws that afforded loopholes, the absence of adequate legislation, or standards of evidence that limited the use of classified information in holding terrorist suspects," the report stated.
"Napori u borbi protiv terorističke pretnje u Evropi ponekad su bili usporeni zbog pravne zaštite, što je otežalo preduzimanje čvrstih pravosudnih akcija protiv osumnjičenih terorista.