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E-raamat: Law on Money Laundering: Statutes and Commentary

(University of Leicester, UK)
  • Formaat: 108 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Nov-2024
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781040277577
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The statutory provisions on the laundering of money are complex and wide-ranging, due to their origin in legislation which spans prevention of terrorism, drug trafficking and criminal justice. This book links these statutory provisions, with subject matter explained by a commentary.

This book links the statutory provisions designed to impede the laundering of money, which originate in legislation which spans prevention of terrorism, drug trafficking and criminal justice, with subject matter explained by a commentary.
Acknowledgements viii(1)
Preface ix
1 Introduction to Money-Laundering
1(6)
What is money-laundering?
1(2)
The law prior to 1986
3(1)
The law since 1986
4(3)
2 Assisting Another to Retain the Benefit/Proceeds of Drug Trafficking; Terrorism; Other Relevant Criminal Conduct
7(12)
Section
50. Drug Trafficking Act 1994
7(2)
Section
54. Drug Trafficking Act 1994
9(1)
Section
11. Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989
9(1)
Section
12. Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989
10(2)
Section
13. Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989
12(1)
Section 93A. Criminal Justice Act 1988
12(2)
Explanatory Note
14(1)
Commentary
14(1)
Special Defences
15(2)
Penalties
17(2)
3 Concealing, Disguising, Converting, Transferring or Removing the Proceeds of Drug Trafficking; Or Other Relevant Criminal Conduct
19(4)
Section
49. Drug Trafficking Act 1994
19(1)
Section 93C. Criminal Justice Act 1988
20(1)
Commentary
21(1)
Penalties
21(2)
4 Acquiring, Possessing or Using the Proceeds of Drug Trafficking; Terrorism; Other Relevant Criminal Conduct
23(10)
Section
51. Drug Trafficking Act 1994
23(2)
Section
9. Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989
25(1)
Section
10. Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989
26(1)
Section 93B. Criminal Justice Act 1988
27(2)
Commentary
29(1)
Special Defences
30(2)
Penalties
32(1)
5 Failure to Disclose Knowledge or Suspicion of Money-Laundering Offences
33(8)
Section
52. Drug Trafficking Act 1994
33(2)
Section 18A. Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989
35(1)
Commentary
36(1)
Special Defences
37(2)
Penalties
39(2)
6 Tipping-off/Prejudicing an Investigation, or Proposed Investigation, into Alleged Money-Laundering
41(10)
Section
53. Drug Trafficking Act 1994
41(1)
Section
17. Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989
42(3)
Section 93D. Criminal Justice Act 1988
45(2)
Commentary
47(2)
Special Defences
49(1)
Penalties
49(2)
7 The Money-Laundering Regulations (SI 1993/1933): Banks and Banking Financial Services
51(38)
General
51(5)
Systems and training to prevent money-laundering
56(3)
Identification procedures
59(4)
Record-keeping procedures
65(4)
Internal reporting procedures
69(1)
Duty of supervisory authorities to report evidence of money-laundering
70(3)
Transitional provisions
73(1)
Schedule to Regulation 4(1)
73(1)
Explanatory note
74(2)
Compliance cost assessment
76(4)
Typical compliance costs
80(2)
Commentary
82(7)
8 Further Preventive Measures
89(8)
Sections 42-48. Drug Trafficking Act 1994
89(5)
Commentary
94(3)
References 97


Leonard Jason-Lloyd