Sjöcrona . van Stigt Advocaten
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- Financial criminal law
- Economic criminal law
- Fiscal criminal law
- Extradition and mutual assistance in criminal matters between States
- General criminal law
- Supreme court litigation (cassation)
- European Human Rights Court litigation
- Environmental criminal law
- Asset forfeiture
- Customs and EU fraud
- Internetcrime
- Antillean and Aruban criminal cases
- Cases involving health and safety law
Asset forfeiture
He who is found guilty of a criminal offence may be ordered to pay a certain amount, depriving him of the unlawfully obtained 'advantage'. Some special Acts contain separate provisions for this situation (for instance, in case of tax and customs fraud). The asset forfeiture procedure may be conducted parallel to the criminal proceedings, or subsequently initiated. A so-called 'Criminal Financial Investigation' may be part of the deprivation procedure.
We do have the necessary expertise in this specialist field. The following people will be happy to supply you with additional information.
Alexander J.M. de Swart
Max J.N. Vermeij