International Money Laundering: Enforcement Challenges and Opportunities

DATE

March 1, 1995

AUTHORS

Daniel Préfontaine, KC, John L. Evans

YEARS

1995

POLICIES

Anti-Corruption

International Money Laundering: Enforcement Challenges and Opportunities

This paper considers the nature and extent of international cooperation in containing organized crime. First, the American legislation in the area is briefly reviewed. The paper then provides a fuller description of the Canadian proceeds of crime legislation and the experience with the statute. The paper concludes with some comments on the extent to which the promise of the theory has been realized.

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Daniel Préfontaine, KC

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John L. Evans

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