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ARTICLE · 19 JUNE 2023

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Monfrini Bitton Klein
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La présente Newsletter de Monfrini Bitton Klein vise à offrir, de manière hebdomadaire, un tour d'horizon de la jurisprudence rendue par le Tribunal fédéral dans les principaux domaines ...

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La présente Newsletter de Monfrini Bitton Klein vise à offrir, de manière hebdomadaire, un tour d'horizon de la jurisprudence rendue par le Tribunal fédéral dans les principaux domaines d'activité de l'Etude, soit le droit pénal économique et le recouvrement d'actifs (asset recovery).

Sans prétendre à l'exhaustivité, seront reproduits ci-après les considérants consacrant le raisonnement juridique principal développé par notre Haute juridiction sur les thématiques suivantes : droit de procédure pénale, droit pénal économique, droit international privé, droit de la poursuite et de la faillite, ainsi que le droit de l'entraide internationale.

I. PROCÉDURE PÉNALE

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