 The only condition is that the offences they are suspected of ‘are punishable in the issuing Member State by a [sentence of] "at least three years" and as they are defined by the law of the issuing Member State’.The list, which includes 32 categories of offences, was subject of a court case before the European Court of Justice.The plaintiffs (a lawyers' organization) alleged that because it includes 'vague and imprecise' wording, such as ""computer-related crime", "racism and xenophobia" or "counterfeiting and piracy of products"" it breached or was at least capable of breaching the principle of legality in criminal matters.