(d) Preventing recidivism by promoting the reintegration of offenders.

6. Problems of double criminality with particular reference to complex crimes and organized crime.

The term serious crime corresponds to the terms grave crime and especially grave crime in the Ukrainian criminal law.

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27. There was specific discussion of the problems of dual criminality relating to complex crimes, in particular crimes of participation in criminal organizations.

You forget detection and concentrate on crime. Crime's the thing.

Another result will be less criminal recidivism and ongoing drug abuse by drug abusing offenders committing property and other serious crimes.

Concerning article 2, paragraph (b), of the Convention, under article 15 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, offences are subdivided, according to their nature and the degree of danger they pose to society, into offences that do not pose a great danger to society, less grave, grave and especially grave offences.

The seriousness of the offence may also be inferred from the involvement of a criminal organization in committing the offence, the transnational effect of the offence or any other element typical of organized crime.This option would include the insertion of an illustrative list of offences into the travaux préparatoires.

(b) An increase of the maximum penalty in the case of a repeated offence or a concurrence of felonies is not to be taken into account.

Laundering of proceeds of other serious crimes considered a criminal offence

For example, a landmark law against organized crime entitled the Combating Organized Crime Law, 5763 2003 ( Combating Organized Crime Law ), classifies trafficking in women as a felony.

Article 62 of the Administrative Violations Code also regards such a circumstance as aggravating.

It's not a big crime.

It was pointed out that the focus should be on the offence rather than on the methods by which the offence was perpetrated.

The Division for Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice would be reconstituted as the Centre for International Crime Prevention.

2. Serious offences are those defined as such under this Convention and offences punishable by a prison sentence or deprivation of liberty of not less than four years .

Thus, the sole focus was on tracking down the perpetrators of those crimes.

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Neither of them is convicted for having committed a crime or a felony.

Money laundering was considered a serious offence in most countries (86 per cent), as well as an extraditable offence (70 per cent).

And if particularly serious consequences are caused, the offenders shall be sentenced to between twelve and twenty years of imprisonment. These provisions free women from discrimination in terms of freedom of residence, movement even when married.

The third category includes persons who have committed criminal acts

1. The Convention shall apply to serious crime when the circumstances provide reasonable grounds to believe that a criminal organization was involved in the commission of an offence.

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Assuredly ye have brought a thing monstrous. Chapter 19

Assuredly ye have brought a thing monstrous. Chapter 19

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