Examples of using Economic offences in English and their translations into Russian
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When applying the Economic Offences Act it is essential to differentiate between intentional violations of the law(which are crimes) and non-intentional violations which are misdemeanours.
correctional courts for economic offences, the juvenile criminal courts for the federal capital and federal courts in the provinces;
The Economic Offences Act, which provides for the imposition of sanctions
The police have an anti-corruption unit in the department for economic offences, which is responsible for the national coordination of actions against corruption.
The anti-corruption unit in the Department for Economic Offences of the National Police is the contact point for Hungarian non-governmental organizations(NGOs)
Economic offences accounted for 6.2 per cent of sentences,
of fraudulent acts and for recovering the proceeds of corrupt practices or economic offences.
recovery of proceeds of crime detected by the police when investigating economic offences.
See also for comparison sanctions currently provided for economic offences in the Ukrainian Criminal Code.
It also focuses on the mandate of DCEO on corruption without burdening it with economic offences that could be effectively addressed by other institutions such as the Police.
First, the maximum legal penalty for crimes pursuant to the Economic Offences Act is considerable.
Infringements of a number of provisions of the Working Conditions Act constitute criminal offences under the Economic Offences Act.
cases of intentional killing, and that drug-related or economic offences did not constitute the most serious crimes.
Legislation enacted to cope with certain serious offences relating to the security of the State and serious economic offences provide for the admissibility of confessions in certain situations if made in the presence of certain police officers or officers of certain departments.
Its intensified anti-corruption activities included the creation of the Central Office for the Prosecution of Economic Offences and Corruption, with countrywide jurisdiction, and the International Anti-Corruption Academy.
money-laundering and other economic offences, including corruption, and through the elaboration of the required training materials;
the Criminal Proceeding Code and the Act on Economic Offences regarding taking away illegally obtained benefit
financial and economic offences.
The institutions most relevant to the fight against corruption are the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences(DCEO), the Attorney General,
Violations of the Endangered Species Act were punishable under the Economic Offences Act, with a maximum punishment of six years' imprisonment, together with a