Examples of using Predicate offence in English and their translations into Spanish
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Essentially, article 56 applies to money-laundering cases involving different jurisdictions, when the predicate offence took place in one jurisdiction and its proceeds have been transferred to another jurisdiction.
The Icelandic criminal law applied in the case of a violation of article 264 of the Penal Code committed in Icelandic territory, even if the predicate offence was committed abroad,
punishment of the same person for both the predicate offence and the money-laundering offence is not permitted.
is derived directly or indirectly through the commission of the predicate offence.
The Convention acknowledges this issue and allows for the non-application of the money-laundering offences to those who committed the predicate offence, but only by countries whose fundamental principles so provide article 6(2)e.
property is the proceeds of crime, it is not necessary that a person be convicted of a predicate offence, or that the predicate offence was the subject of prior judicial proceedings: Penal Code art.298-301.
The Convention acknowledges this issue and, only in such cases, allows for the non-application of the money-laundering offences to those who committed the predicate offence(art. 23, para. 2(e)).32 250.
It is essential that national legislation criminalizing money-laundering pursuant to these articles include the smuggling of migrants as a predicate offence for money- laundering
In Yemen, the bribery of foreign public officials as a predicate offence for money-laundering was established under Crime
In including corruption as a predicate offence or offences, clarity of definition is needed
legislation against money-laundering had been amended and the predicate offence had been expanded from drug trafficking to include fraud,
it is therefore essential that the legislation in place criminalizing money-laundering include migrant smuggling as a predicate offence for money-laundering and that measures be put in place to combat money-laundering resulting from
of helping any person who is involved in the commission of the predicate offence to evade the legal consequences of his or her action.
is broadly formulated and permits the prosecution and punishment of an offender for both the predicate offence and the laundering of proceeds of crime.
organized criminal group and corruption, and establish trafficking in persons as a predicate offence for the laundering of the proceeds of crime see para. 56 below.
it would also be covered as a predicate offence to money-laundering.
autonomous offences and that a prior conviction for the predicate offence is not necessary to establish the illicit nature or origin of the assets laundered.
it would also be covered as a predicate offence to money-laundering.
cooperation for the purposes of confiscation solely on the grounds that the relevant request was based on a money-laundering offence and not on the predicate offence committed by the same person.
Most States considered fraud to be a predicate offence for the purposes of measures to counter money-laundering: 30 States identified one or more serious fraud offences as predicate offences, 12 States did not provide information and only 4 States did not consider fraud to be a predicate offence.