42Accordingly, and subject to the same conditions, the fact that the national case-law refers, in its interpretation of the relevant legislative provisions, to broad concepts which must be clarified gradually does not, in principle, preclude national legislation from being regarded as laying down clear and precise rules allowing individuals to predict which acts and omissions are liable to be subject to a duplication of proceedings and penalties of a criminal nature.
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