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The UK has implemented the 2005 Framework Decision on mutual recognition of (court-ordered) financial penalties no longer subject to appeal. The implementing measures were included in the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008.
http://www.sparksproject.org/Userfiles/File%5CBriefing%20for%20MoJ%20Press%20Office%20MRFP%2025%20Sept09%20(2).pdf
The UK has implemented the 2005 Framework Decision on mutual recognition of (court-ordered) financial penalties no longer subject to appeal. The implementing measures were included in the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008.
http://www.sparksproject.org/Userfiles/File%5CBriefing%20for%20MoJ%20Press%20Office%20MRFP%2025%20Sept09%20(2).pdf
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