Iceland Targets Gang Profits
Iceland’s government wants stronger tools against organized crime, with a proposed shift in how authorities pursue money and begin urgent investigations.
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Iceland’s cabinet approved a bill on November 13 that would permit confiscation of assets believed to come from crime without a conviction for a specific offense, according to the Justice Ministry. Parliamentary approval is still required.
Justice Minister Þorbjörg S…
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