Criminal Law Committee

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Singapore
14 - 19 October 2007

Last year the Criminal Law Section held a number of sessions at the IBA Annual Conference in Singapore.

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Committee Overview

The Criminal Law Committee provides a forum for members from many countries and criminal justice systems to meet regularly, communicate, exchange views, and monitor developments in substantive and procedural criminal law. The Committee focuses on developments of transnational and international significance. The interaction and cooperation within the Committee keeps members informed of developments in criminal law and criminal procedures through newsletters and appointed rapporteurs.

The listings of Committee members, according to location and practice area, and the ability to utilise the website to inquire about legal and representation issues, promotes the referral of cases to fellow members, mutual cooperation in transnational criminal and related cases, as well as an opportunity to exchange professional experiences and to assist other members in transnational aspects of criminal law cases.

Additionally, the Criminal Law Committee works with the following Committee to form the Criminal Law Section:

Business Crime

Committee Conferences

10th Transnational  Crime Conference
7-9 June 2007

Last  year the Criminal Law Committee and Business Law Committee of the IBA held a conference on 7-9 June, Washington DC, USA.

Down load the conference report.

The 11th Transnational Crime conference will be held in London, 12-14 June 2008. 

For further information on any forthcoming or past IBA event, go to the conference homepage or contact the marketing department.

Find out more information regarding Past 2005 Conferences

Find out more information regarding Past Conferences and to access Past Conference Papers

Committee Publications

The Criminal Law Committee publishes a newsletter that provides the busy criminal law professional with very useful news items and articles. To achieve the best and most up to date information, we urge all Criminal Law Committee members to submit articles and other items of interest to Meg Strickler.

For further details of all IBA publications including books, journals, newsletters, conference papers and free guides and materials go to the publications homepage.

Committee Photo Gallery

Access the Criminal Law Committee Photo Gallery.  

Members

Links

Economic Crime Institute
Organization for Economic and Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering (FATF)
World Bank
Inter-American Development Bank
European Union
Lex Mundi
Council of Europe