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Special Asset Seizure in Corruption Offences For The Recovery of State Financial Or Economic Losses As Ius Constituendum
One of the reasons corruption offences continue to persist despite the implementation of various preventive and repressive measures against offenders is the continued control and enjoyment of the proceeds of crime, particularly by perpetrators of corruption offences. The existence of additional pena
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