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DetailsOn 5 February 2018, alleged computer hacker, Lauri Love, successfully appealed to the UK High Court of Justice (UKHCJ) against a decision for his extradition to the US. This was a significant decision in the area of extradition law because the UKHCJ placed great emphasis on Love’s personal circumstances to prevent his extradition. The…
DetailsThe appellants, citizens of Mexico, were charged with involvement in unauthorised bank transfers, money laundering and tax fraud in excess of $50 million.
DetailsLearn about cuckoo smurfing and how the Australian Federal Police freeze “proceeds of crime” from the actual victims of crime.
DetailsTransnational organised crime has a direct impact on Australia and the standards of living the community enjoys, whether through terrorism, drugs, offences against children or money laundering. In 2017 the Australian Federal Police (AFP) published the report International Engagement 2020 and Beyond, which is the cornerstone of a strategy to protect Australia’s national security from…
DetailsBribing a foreign official is a crime. Explore this case study which reveals how how Australian courts deal with foreign bribery.
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The NSW Parliament have recently passed the Crimes Amendment (Intimate Images) Bill 2017, introducing three new “personal violence” offences prohibiting the recording and distribution of intimate images without consent.
DetailsProtecting the rule of law in a global environment As the boundaries of the world shrink the world of international crime grows. “Traditionally, crimes were committed within geographic borders,” says Phillip Gibson, partner at Nyman Gibson Miralis. “Today we have the internet, encryption and different digital currencies, the ability to travel more and to travel…
DetailsExplore the effectiveness of AUSTRAC in monitoring money laundering in Australia with Nyman Gibson Miralis – expert defence lawyers in Sydney.
DetailsThe Australian High Court is known for being understandably protective of the judicial power of the Commonwealth. And when such power is brought into question by the complex issue of extradition, it is inevitable that cases will be carefully heard and examined by our highest court. In Vasiljkovic v Commonwealth (2006) 227 CLR 614, Mr…
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