Articles

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Title Abstract Author Volume Issue Date Publishedsort ascending Geographic Identifier Subject Areas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Reports out MLATs On July 25, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported out the pending Mutual Legal Assistance Agreements.   Bruce Zagaris 5 7 1989-07-01 United States Mutual Legal Assistance
U.N. Crime Prevention Committee Proposes Model Extradition and Mutual Assistance Conventions The United Nations Committee on Crime Prevention and Control has proposed draft bilateral model treaties on extradition and mutual legal assistance.   Bruce Zagaris 5 7 1989-07-01 World Mutual Legal Assistance
Khashoggi Agrees to Return to the US Amid Ending Swiss Extradition Procedures On July 19, Adnan Khashoggi ended his appeal proceedings and agreed to return to the United States, in response to a U.S. extradition request after spending three months in Prison in Bern,... Bruce Zagaris 5 7 1989-07-01 Switzerland Extradition
Swiss Reaction to Money Laundering Offenses Demonstrates Maturity In a background of a money laundering bill and major administration and industry efforts to prevent misconduct in, and abuse of, the financial services industry, Swiss banks are now embarrassed by a... Clemens J.M. Kochinke 5 7 1989-07-01 Switzerland Money Laundering
INTERPOL Begins Implementation of International Cooperation Initiatives INTERPOL is continuing to act on several fronts in the area of stimulating international cooperation against business crime, especially in the areas of money laundering, access to banking records,... Ange-Francois Fantauzzi and Bruce Zagaris 5 7 1989-07-01 World INTERPOL
Italian Banks' Anti-Moneylaundering Effort On July 1, 1989, the Italian banking association's anti-money laundering code became operational.  Customers of the member banks are required to identify themselves for every cash or capital... Clemens J.M. Kochinke 5 7 1989-07-01 Italy Money Laundering
EC Finance Ministers Discuss New Anti-Fraud Proposals Recently at their June 19, 1989, meeting in Luxembourg, the European Community Finance ministers welcomed new anti-fraud measures prepared by the European Commission. Joan Morris 5 7 1989-07-01 Europe Fraud
International Custom and Treaties in Eighth Amendment Analysis after Stanford: A Death Knell for Thompson Last year in Thompson v. Oklahoma, the Supreme Court struck down an Oklahoma statute under which the state sought the death penalty for juvenile offenders. Scott N. Carlson 5 7 1989-07-01 United States Human Rights
European Court Rules Extradition of German National Facing Death Penalty to the U.S. Would Violate Human Rights Convention In an important decision that is likely to influence similar pending cases, the European Court of Human Rights has held that extradition to the U.S. to stand trial in the state court of the... Bruce Zagaris 5 7 1989-07-01 United States Extradition
Canadian Supreme Court Overturns Appellate Court and Decides That Extradition of Citizens Does Not Violate Charter of Rights & Freedoms In an important decision that is likely to influence similar pending cases, the European Court of Human Rights has held that extradition to the U.S. to stand trial in the state court of the... Bruce Zagaris 5 7 1989-07-01 Canada Extradition
Pompidou Group of Council of Europe Maps Anti-Drug and Money Laundering Strategy At a meeting in London on May 18 and 19, the Pompidou Group of the Council of Europe made commitments to take action on drugs. Bruce Zagaris 5 6 1989-06-01 United Kingdom Money Laundering
EEC Ministers of Justice Meet on International Criminal Cooperations On May 26, an informal meeting of the Ministers of Justice of the European Community, under the Presidency of the Spanish Minister for Justice, Mr. Enrique Mugica Herzog, was held in San Sebastian.  Bruce Zagaris 5 6 1989-06-01 Europe International Cooperation
Update on German Export Control Legislation The concern of the German and American public as well as Congress and the German Parliament about the Libya affair has accelerated the German legislative actions concerning export controls of... Regine Nowack and Bruce Zagaris 5 6 1989-06-01 Germany Export Enforcement
Countries Redouble Efforts to Halt Trading in Ivory The United States Government and other importing countries have taken a major step to halting and penalizing the ivory trade by banning the importation of ivory and imposing penalties for violators. John Morris and Bruce Zagaris 5 6 1989-06-01 Africa Trade Crimes
ABA, Criminal Justice Section Establishes Ad Hoc Committee on International Criminal Law The American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section has established an Ad Hoc Committee on International Criminal Law.   Bruce Zagaris 5 6 1989-06-01 United States International Criminal and Comparative Law
U.S. Supreme Court To Decide Applicability of 4th Amendment to Searches Conducted Abroad with Foreign Officials The Supreme Court will hear oral argument and decide during its October, 1989, term the applicability of the Fourth Amendment to searches conducted overseas on the residences of foreign nationals in... Bruce Zagaris 5 6 1989-06-01 United States Seizure
Former Editor of Taxes International Publishes Call to Prosecute U.S. Officials for War Crimes Jud Harwood, formerly the editor of Taxes International, an international tax journal published since 1979 out of London, has resurfaced after many months of low-profile existence. Bruce Zagaris 5 6 1989-06-01 United States War Crimes
German Economies Minister and Cabinet Stress Overhaul of Export Control Administration Mired by Questionable Practices The West German Government is continuing to review both legislation and administration in light of the perceived insufficiency of export control statutes and regulations and of the unsatisfactory... Clemens J.M. Kochinke 5 6 1989-06-01 Germany Export Enforcement
Book Review: International Securities Market by Beller (ed.) This PLI handbook contains contributions from 16 experts in international securities enforcement.  Clemens J.M. Kochinke 5 6 1989-06-01 United States Securities Law
Book Review: Technocrimes: The Computerization of Crime and Terrorism by August Bequai This well-written book, by an eminent Washington lawyer who is also one of the nation's leading experts on computers, is an eye-opener for anyone concerned with problems of crime and law enforcement. Rufus King 5 6 1989-06-01 United States Computer Crimes

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