Utilisation of law concurrence in criminal prosecutions

RouseBelinda [email protected] drugs often bear counterfeit trade marks. If the product involved falls within the legal definition of counterfeit…

4 minute readOctober 13, 2010 at 12:58 AM
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Belinda Yang
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Counterfeit drugs often bear counterfeit trade marks. If the product involved falls within the legal definition of counterfeit drugs, it is highly possible that the suspect's act constitutes both the

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