White Collar, Crime & Investigations

Delayed confiscation and the right to a fair hearing (Neophytou v UK)

The article analyses the tension between the public interest in seizing criminal assets and the individual's right to a timely trial, focusing on the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruling in Neophytou v UK and its relationship with UK domestic law.

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