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One Year After the Bill: Criminals Are Still Allowed to Keep Their Assets (+)
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The government is proposing a legislative change that would make it easier to confiscate assets from criminals – without anyone having to be convicted first.
The government will present a new bill on independent confiscation before Christmas, which will make it easier to confiscate assets from criminals – without anyone having to be convicted first.
More than a year after the government announced stricter rules for confiscating “money, watches and cars” from criminals, the change is still not in place. – Completely incomprehensible, says Bent-Joacim Bentzen (Sp) in the justice committee.
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