Vol. 25 No. 2 (2018)
Case law comments

Commentary on the sentence rol N° 1649-2004 (“Riggs Case”).

Cristóbal Hasbun
Universidad Mayor.
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Published 2019-01-18

Keywords

  • Asset forfeiture,
  • Confiscation,
  • Seizure,
  • Criminal law,
  • Public law

How to Cite

Hasbun, C. (2019). Commentary on the sentence rol N° 1649-2004 (“Riggs Case”). Revista De Derecho (Coquimbo. En línea), 25(2), 349-361. https://revistaderecho.ucn.cl/index.php/revista-derecho/article/view/3373

Abstract

This commentary on case law aims to present the main deficits of the national confiscation regulation and how these have been resolved in comparative law. In order to achieve this, one of the main mechanisms of property recovery, the civil confiscation, is explained starting by its conceptualization and development in U.S. law.

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