On 1 January 2021, the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union took full effect.
Drawing on the expertise and experience of lawyers practicing in the UK and the EU, this webinar will consider key cross-border criminal justice issues and how they have been changes by Brexit, including:
The implications for those subject to sanctions and restrictive measures regimes
Interpol notices
European arrest warrants
Extradition requests
Mutual legal assistance requests
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IBA members
Free
Non-members
£45
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William Julié William Julié Avocats, Paris; International Criminal Law Officer, IBA Criminal Law Committee
Graduate in Law "magna cum laude", Lorenzo joined the Italian Judiciary in 1982. Lorenzo has been a Judge in the Court of Busto Arsizio, Réferendaire in the Cabinet of the Advocate General in the European Court of Justice, Justice Counsellor in the Italian Permanent Representation to the European Union in Brussels, Member of the Cabinet of the Vice President of the European Commission, Director for International Criminal Affairs in the Ministry of Justice, and is at present Deputy Prosecutor General to the Court of Appeal of Naples.
Hugo Keith QC
Hugo Keith QC is one of England’s leading QC’s and was appointed Joint Head of 3RB Chambers in 2020. He is currently ranked in Chambers and Partners UK Guide to the Bar in six practice areas: extradition, financial crime, financial crime – corporates, POCA and forfeiture, inquests and inquiries, and public law.
He has appeared in many of the leading extradition cases of recent years, including Berezovsky, Natwest, McKinnon, Hamza, Zakrzewski, Dewani, Kezerashvili, Ipek, and Naqvi. In the field of seizure, restraint and confiscation, he appeared in the leading cases of Rawlinson & Hunter (search warrants), Golfrate (search warrant), UBS and JPMorgan v SFO and SSHD (Italian MLA arising out of Nigerian corruption), Unaoil/Unaenergy (outward bound MLA), Malabu Oil and Gas (international MLA restraint) and SFO v Zlochevsky (restraint against overseas Minister, owner of Burisma). He represented the Home Secretary in El-Gizouli judicial review (concerning MLA relating to one of the ‘Jihadi Beatles’).
He advised on the UK’s first Deferred Prosecution Agreement (Standard Bank Plc) and appeared in the two of the most recent DPAs (Guralp Systems Limited and Airbus). He has been involved on behalf of individuals or the corporate bodies in LIBOR, EURIBOR, FOREX, Alstom, Autonomy, Rolls Royce, Tesco, Unaoil, NMC Health and GPT.