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property involved in crime that crosses national borders, and each has its advantages. Shows how the Civil Asset Forfeiture … Reform Act 2000 (CAFRA) and the PATRIOT Act 2001 deal with transnational crime and recovery, applying them to various … possible cases: the criminal proceeds are in the USA but the defendant is abroad, the money is in the USA but the crime was …
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Traces the development since 1989 of the Canadian anti‐money laundering framework, which involves the obligation on lawyers to report suspicious transactions and not inform the client about this disclosure; previously, it was not an offence to disguise the criminal origin of assets, but the...
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. Clarifies the concepts of forfeiture and confiscation. Outlines the 1998 Prevention of Organised Crime Act (POCA) and considers …
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Focuses on the need to exploit modern technology to fight crime, remembering that information is only data until it is … project; all crime could be reported this way, using digital photography and facial recognition software. Allows that there …
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Focuses on the infiltration of the US stock market by organised crime in the shape of La Cosa Nostra (LCN). Defines … what organised crime is and goes on to the history of Cosa Nostra, its reasons for tackling Wall Street and how it does … crime is really a threat to the stock market.  …
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Reviews the progress in implementing better governance in companies worldwide; company boards have a vital role to play in this. Examines how the typical board functions in a commercial company, including the interests that make it up: shareholders and other stakeholders, executives and...
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Discusses the two types of economic crime likely to occur in a corporate setting: “governance” crimes like accounting …
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organised crime and white‐collar crime in terms of risk and adherence to the rule of law. Outlines how the law is responding to …
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advocates a system of moderate taxation that is efficiently operated and includes severe penalties for fiscal crime, plus a …
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the objective of defeating organised crime by prediction and prevention. Indicates all aspects that can give useful …
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