“The Use of Non-Conviction Based Seizure and Confiscation”, a paper authored by Jonathan Fisher QC, Anita Clifford and Rachel Clark of Bright Line Law, has been published by the Council of Europe.
The article focuses on how criminal property can be generated by seemingly minor criminal offences in the planning, licensing and environmental spheres.
The Attorney General acknowledged Ariana's work on cryptoassets' relationship with financial crime and noted the pride her native Bermuda could take in her efforts.
In a City A.M. piece, which questioned why some auditors have recently removed 'potentially problematic' clientele, Jonathan provided insight into the possible litigation-centric rationale behind the decisions.