Top court gets tough on money laundering

A new interpretation issued by China's highest court increases the burden on those defending themselves against money laundering allegations and clarifies…

3 minute readDecember 08, 2009 at 11:58 PM
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A new interpretation issued by China's highest court increases the burden on those defending themselves against money laundering allegations and clarifies what is needed to establish prima facie evidence of the knowledge element of the crime.

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