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MOHAMMAD AHMAD v HER MAJESTY’S ADVOCATE

[2010] Lloyd's Rep FC 121

APPEAL COURT HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY

Before Lord Kingarth, Lady Paton, Lord Marnoch

Criminal law — Money laundering — Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, sections 327, 329 and 330 — Failure of practitioner in the regulated sector to report suspicion of money laundering — No need for prosecutor to prove that there was, in fact, money laundering — Possessing or transferring criminal property — No need for prosecutor to prove the kind or class of criminal conduct from which criminal property derived.

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