The guidance states that most breaches of trade sanctions will therefore be assessed as ‘strict liability’ offences: "This means OTSI does not need to prove that you acted knowingly, or with intent. If you use as a defence that you...
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The passive and active bribery offences are both linked to the "improper performance" of a function or activity (either performed in the UK or abroad). Performance of (or failure to perform) such a function or activity will be "improper" under the Act if it breaches the expectations of goo...
Strict liability of any athlete - of any sport, of any gender - what goes into your body is solely down to Paul Pogba, as it is any other athlete. It doesn't matter if it's Paul Pogba, those are the rules. What options does Pogba...
20. Viruses, hacking and other offences 20.1 You must not misuse the Online Store including knowingly introducing viruses, trojans, worms, logic bombs or other material which is malicious or harmful. You must not attempt unauthorized access to the Online Store or the Site, the server on which ...
They are“particularly grave offences of concern to the world community as awhole”(Einarsen 2012, 4). At the same time, there is no universal language to talkabout those crimes, to define them in legal acts, to provide communication in thecourtroom and so on. As a result, legal ...
Developments to the UK criminal liability regime for corporates are expected to hit the statute books in 2023, with the introduction of new "failure to prevent" offences. As we saw with the introduction of the "failure to prevent bribery" offence under section 7 of the Bribery ...
they are processed by competent authorities for purposes of prevention, investigation, detection or prosecution of criminal offences or the execution of criminal penalties, including the safeguarding against and the prevention of threats to public security; ...
The Proceeds of Crime Act (2002), UK:POCAprovides the legal framework for the recovery of proceeds from crime in the UK. It includes provisions for the confiscation of assets in criminal cases, civil recovery of the proceeds of crime, and the imposition of money laundering offences. ...