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ARTICLE · 16 MAY 2018

UK Enforcement Update

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In R v Jukes the Court of Appeal held that an interview in an internal investigation was not held for the dominant purpose of litigation.

United KingdomCriminal Law

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

January

Issue of Privilege in internal investigations considered by the Court of Appeal

  • In R v Jukes the Court of Appeal held that an interview in an internal investigation was not held for the dominant purpose of litigation. This added to the developing caselaw since SFO v ENRC, which was referred to approvingly in the case of Bilta (UK) v RBS in December 2017.

February

Unexplained Wealth Orders

  • The first unexplained wealth order was secured by the National Crime Agency, targeting high-value properties.

Barclays PLC charged Over Qatar Holdings Loan

  • Barclays PLC has been charged in respect of this loan, the Serious Fraud Office's (SFO) investigation having been ongoing since 2012.

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