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In re Johnson v [2010] JLR_Note 49 (17 November 2010)

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The court considered the registration of an external confiscation order in Jersey under the relevant criminal procedure provisions.

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    Criminal / Registration of External Confiscation Order

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Whether an external confiscation order can be registered in Jersey

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    External confiscation orders may be registered in Jersey under applicable criminal procedure statutes.

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The court considered the registration of an external confiscation order in Jersey under the relevant criminal procedure provisions.

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