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ukraine<br />
Can the donor of the benefit show active repentance in order<br />
to abandon the offence and go without punishment? (e.g., if he<br />
informs the authorities and prevents the anticipated act of the<br />
bribe receiver) (Tätige Reue)<br />
An individual who proposed or offered a bribe may be exempted<br />
from criminal liability if the bribe was demanded (extorted) from the<br />
individual or, if after giving a bribe, the individual voluntarily informed<br />
the state body entitled to initiate criminal cases about this fact before<br />
a criminal case was initiated against them.<br />
What are the maximum sanctions for bribery in the private sector?<br />
Up to seven years of imprisonment, forfeiture as well as deprivation<br />
of the right to hold certain positions or conduct certain activities for<br />
up to three years).<br />
3. Criminal liability of corporations (Unternehmensstrafrecht)<br />
Can private corporations be held criminally liable for offences<br />
committed by (i) management and (ii) employees?<br />
No, the Law of Ukraine “On Liability of Legal Entities for Acts of Corruption”<br />
was abolished on 21 December 2010. A new law should be<br />
adopted in future.<br />
Is the criminal liability of the corporation fault-based or a strict<br />
liability offence?<br />
N/A<br />
Is a levy of enrichment (disgorgement) of the corporation’s<br />
profits of the offence possible (e.g., the profit obtained from a<br />
contract, which was won through bribery)? (Verfall)<br />
N/A<br />
Can a compliance programme (i) reduce the fine or (ii) permit the<br />
corporation to avoid prosecution/conviction or lead to impunity?<br />
N/A<br />
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