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The court proceedings have hit Chancellor Angela Merkel's hopes of getting both treaties ratified and enforced quickly. They are key parts of eurozone leaders' recent efforts to build confidence in Europe's 17-member monetary union and get a handle on the euro's debt and economic crisis. The Federal Constitutional Court has typically been willing to approval measures deepening Germany's integration into the European Union, but has in the past imposed additional requirements to consult with Parliament on bailout measures. Germany's Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble is expected to appear and argue in favor of the treaties before the eight-judge panel.
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