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Confiscation

Abstract This chapter describes the provision on confiscation orders under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002. A magistrates’ court has no power to make a confiscation order, but can retain jurisdiction initially and then commit for sentence post-conviction.
Bartholomew Dalton, Caroline Liggins
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Confiscation

Journal of Financial Crime, 1996
This comparison has been prepared in an effort to assist practitioners when confronted with the main confiscation provisions of legislation as it applies to crime and also to drug trafficking.
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Confiscation and Extended Confiscation in Macedonian Criminal Law

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
The increase of crime that directly or indirectly acquire proceeds, necessarily causes an increase of the methods and means which has influence to the suppression of this type of crime. In this respect, the modern penal legislation, special attention and space, devoted to the promotion of the measure, confiscation of property and proceeds acquired by ...
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Confiscation

2022
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CONFISCATION

2010
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confiscated, adj.

2023
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confiscator, n.

2023
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Confiscating "Life"

1998
Les entreprises multinationales confisquent le vivant avec l'appui de la recherche publique. Il s'agit par tous les moyens d'empêcher le vivant de se reproduire et de se multiplier dans le champ de l'agriculteur : stérilité économique ("hybride"), stérilité biologique (Terminator), stérilité juridique (brevet aux Etats-Unis et bientôt en Europe ...
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confiscation

2012
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Confiscation

Proceedings of the American Society of International Law at its annual meeting, 1927
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