In 2016, the Structured Criminal Settlements Subcommittee (SCSS) of the IBA Anti-Corruption Committee commenced a two-year project entitled, ‘Towards Global Standards in Structured Settlements for Corruption Offences.’ The objective of the project was to map the evolving settlement practices for corruption cases of countries across the globe. The project hopes to add to the growing discussion on whether, and to what extent, there is a need for global standards. Reports based on a distributed questionnaire have been submitted by country researchers from 66 countries from Africa, the Far East, the Middle East, North, Central and South America, and Western and Eastern Europe. These reports provide an up-to-date and comparative overview of salient issues relating to structured settlements for corruption offences.
Structured Settlements for Corruption Offences Towards Global Standards?
Mariani
2018
Abstract
In 2016, the Structured Criminal Settlements Subcommittee (SCSS) of the IBA Anti-Corruption Committee commenced a two-year project entitled, ‘Towards Global Standards in Structured Settlements for Corruption Offences.’ The objective of the project was to map the evolving settlement practices for corruption cases of countries across the globe. The project hopes to add to the growing discussion on whether, and to what extent, there is a need for global standards. Reports based on a distributed questionnaire have been submitted by country researchers from 66 countries from Africa, the Far East, the Middle East, North, Central and South America, and Western and Eastern Europe. These reports provide an up-to-date and comparative overview of salient issues relating to structured settlements for corruption offences.
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