Corporate Crime weekly highlights—1 March 2018

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This week’s edition of Corporate Crime highlights includes analysis of the Irish Supreme Court’s refusal of extradition because of Brexit, the tracing and freezing large-scale stolen bank funds when the perpetrators are unknown, the Court’s consideration of the right to be forgotten and the last part of the series reviewing cross-border investigations in 2017 and what can be expected in 2018. Also included are the German court’s refusal to extradite traders for SFO Euribor trial, the CPS’s approach to the Victims’ Right of Review, updates on the Lauri Love and Julian Assange extradition cases as well as the £1.1mfine imposed for a health and safety breach following the death of a Red Arrows pilot.