Defining and Registering Criminal Offences and Measures - Oapen

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Signs and Symbols Used in Tables In all tables of this book, the following signs and symbols mean: + = included - = excluded +/- = partially included and partially excluded, or uncertain ... = no data available or no answer provided X = yes n.a. = not applicable, e.g. because concept does not exist OK = data available (OK) = data in principle available, but certain limitations apply
Page 1: Göttingen Studies in Criminal Law
Page 4 and 5: Published als Volume 10 of the seri
Page 6 and 7: Bibliographische Information der De
Page 8 and 9: VI Project Acknowledgments Austria:
Page 11 and 12: Preface The study presented in this
Page 13 and 14: Table of Contents Project Acknowled
Page 15 and 16: Table of Contents XIII E. Drug Offe
Page 17: Table of Contents XV 2. Trial quest
Page 22 and 23: 2 Aims and Methodology of the Study
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Page 57 and 58: Bodily Injury (Assault) 37 The tria
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Bodily Injury (Assault) 49 Table C.
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Bodily Injury (Assault) 51 cases, e
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56 Rape and Other Sexual Offences 2
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58 Rape and Other Sexual Offences S
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60 Rape and Other Sexual Offences A
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62 Rape and Other Sexual Offences
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64 3.2 Offence definitions for conv
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72 Table D.7.2: Results for the fin
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E. Drug Offences 1. Previous defini
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Drug Offences 87 Drug offences: the
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Drug Offences 91 4. Final questionn
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Drug Offences 93 Table E.3.1: Resul
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Drug Offences 95 More differences c
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Drug Offences 97 However, the rules
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Drug Offences 103 6. Conclusions Al
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106 Fraud The results of the TRANSC
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110 D. Special fraud offences Fraud
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112 2. What are the essential eleme
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114 Fraud The trial questionnaire f
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116 Fraud
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120 Fraud
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122 Fraud
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126 Table F.8.2: Results for the fi
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128 Fraud relevant number of countr
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130 Fraud
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132 Computer Offences important to
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134 Computer Offences
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138 Computer Offences Table G.4.1:
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140 4. Additional questionnaire and
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142 Computer Offences Here are the
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144 Money laundering spondents to f
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146 Money laundering
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148 Money laundering In addition to
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150 41 Only for countries that prov
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152 Money laundering to the standar
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154 4. Additional questionnaire and
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156 424344 42 # = number. 43 LEA =
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I. Corruption 1. First steps and de
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Corruption 161 were not able to ful
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Corruption 163
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Corruption 165 As can be seen in Ta
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Corruption 167 3. Final questionnai
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Corruption 169 Table I.4.2: Results
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Corruption 171 should expect that t
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Corruption 173 Extortion by public
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J. Human trafficking One goal of th
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K. Prosecution 1. Starting point Th
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Prosecution 179 2. Preliminary disc
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Prosecution 181 Concerning the crim
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Prosecution 185
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Prosecution 187 Source of the data
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Prosecution 189 2.2.H Have the data
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Prosecution 191
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Prosecution 193
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Prosecution 195 Extract of the fina
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Prosecution 197 Disposal categories
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Prosecution 203 2.2.C How are indiv
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Prosecution 205 In most of the resp
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Prosecution 207 Table K.7: Definiti
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Prosecution 209 Table K.8.2: Dispos
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Prosecution 211 Table K.8.4: Dispos
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L. Pre-Trial Detention and Other Co
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M. Sanctions In the former editions
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Sanctions 241 Source of the data in
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Sanctions 243 3.2.2.H How is a pers
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Sanctions 247 Compared with the las
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Sanctions 253 3.2.2.C Are there wri
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Sanctions 255 In the final question
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Sanctions 257 4. Conclusions The ch
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260 Prison Population addition, it
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262 Prison Population Pre-trial det
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264 Source of the data in Tables 4.
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266 Prison Population
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268 Table 4.3: Effective length of
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270 Prison Population (stock). Howe
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272 Table N.1: Definition of prison
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274 Prison Population • Entry fol
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276 Prison Population
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278 Data on EU Citizens in pre-tria
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280 Vol. 4: Kubatta, Ziva Zur Refor
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