Dodge class action lawsuit dismissed
The Dodge lawsuit claims the truck was stolen because the anti-theft system was not good enough. November 8, 2024 — A Dodge class action lawsuit has been dismissed after a truck owner claimed his vehicles were not equipped with a functional anti-theft system. The lawsuit was filed by truck owner Brett Wiater, who claims that the 2019-2023 Dodge vehicles were defective, resulting in the vehicles being stolen. According to Wiater, his Dodge vehicle was stolen in April 2023 "(b)as a result of the defect at issue in this case." The plaintiffs argued that each Dodge vehicle should have, but did not, lock its steering and stop moving whenever the vehicle keys were removed from the vehicle. According to Wiater, this steering and shift lock system, along with other allegedly missing functional anti-theft systems, made the Dodge vehicles too susceptible to theft, unsafe, and the lawsuit alleges that the value of the vehicles has decreased. The plaintiff argued that his Dodge…
World ECR | Nearly 100 criminal cases have been opened in Latvia
Home > information > Latvia to file nearly 100 criminal cases against Russia for sanctions violations in 2024 A senior official at the Latvian State Tax Service (VID) told public broadcaster LTV that 94 criminal cases had been filed this year for violating sanctions against Russia and Belarus. Raimonds Zukuls, deputy director of the tax office, said the figure brings to more than 300 the total number of criminal cases for sanctions violations since the EU imposed restrictions in February 2022 after Russia invaded Ukraine. "The number of cases we are seeing is not decreasing," Zukurs said, noting that more than 2,400 shipments have been intercepted this year, up from 2,170 last year. According to a report by The Baltic Times on October 28, he told the TV station that the products attempted to be exported to Russia and Belarus mainly involved cars, tractors, electrical equipment and appliances, while blocked imports included wood products, animal feed and metal products. "This…
Schedule and address for the 2025 Middle East and Dubai Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Collection Exhibition
Middle East Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Gathering Expo in Dubai Duration: 2025.02.11-02.13 Exhibition location: JW Marriott Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates Venue: Exhibition scale: Exhibition area 10,000 square meters, number of visitors 8,500, 168 exhibitors Organizer: TeleStrategies, Inc. The much-anticipated 2025 The Middle East Dubai Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Gathering Exhibition will be held at the JW Marriott Hotel in Dubai, UAE from 2025.02.11 to 02.13, offering a valuable communications platform for the military and law enforcement industry, allowing 8,500 attendees to gain insight into industry trends. and explore the latest technologies. Scope of exhibitions at the Dubai Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Gathering Expo in the Middle East: Lawful Interception and Criminal Investigation TrainingLEA product demonstrations, defense and intelligence analysisTraining on social media monitoring, artificial intelligence and analytics productsThreat intelligence collection and training on cybersecurity productsInvestigate Dark Web, Bitcoin, Altcoin and Blockchain TransactionsMobile signal interception and electronic surveillance trainingTraining on legal 5G interception, tracking and investigation products(The copyright of…
Australia: Criminal liability for companies that:
brief This week, the Attorney General published final guidance on adequate procedures to prevent foreign bribery (available here). The guidance follows the passage of the Criminal Legislation Amendment (Combating Foreign Bribery) Bill 2024 earlier this year, which introduced a new offence for failure to prevent foreign bribery, under which companies can be held directly criminally liable for foreign bribery activity by their employees, external contractors, agents and subsidiaries unless they can prove that they had adequate procedures in place to prevent bribery. You can read more about the new laws in our previous alert. The final guidance on adequacy of process is substantially the same as the draft guidance issued by the Attorney General for public consultation in April 2024, but with some changes, including: Clarify that self-reporting is not a requirement of the adequacy procedures, but should still be considered if actual or suspected foreign bribery is discovered. Provide more examples of behaviors that support compliance. Provide more examples…
The criminal suspected of serial car dealership thefts turned out to be a
Police report a 12-year-old boy broke into several car dealerships in Maryland. The young suspect also stole ice cream and candy from the dealerships he targeted. Currently, due to the minor’s age, the Maryland State Police are unable to hold him accountable under the law. The closest kids get to car crime these days is playing games like Grand Theft Auto — or at least that's what people think. A 12-year-old boy appears to be playing the game in the real world. He's accused of breaking into multiple car dealerships and stealing at least two luxury cars, according to Montgomery County, Maryland, police. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("4d84e4c9 -9937-4f84-82c0-c94544ee6f2a"); } else{ adpushup.triggerAd("6a782b01-facb-45f3-a88f-ddf1b1f97657"); } }); Authorities have not released any details about the minor, but surveillance video from a dealership showed the boy rummaging through different rooms and searching a car in the house. Police believe the boy was behind the…
European sanctions: European definition of criminal offences
On April 12, 2024, the European Council adopted the directive, which sets out minimum rules for EU-wide prosecution of member states for violations or circumvention of EU sanctions. The directive was passed in the first reading by the European Parliament on March 12. The bill was published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 29 April and May 19Its provisions still need to be implemented by member states no later than May 20, 2025. The following deliberate violations of Union restrictive measures or national regulations will constitute a criminal offence: directly or indirectly providing funds or economic resources to persons, entities or designated institutions that violate the prohibitions that constitute Union restrictive measures... etc. In addition, Gross negligence If the violation of restrictions is permitted, it must constitute a criminal offence. Member States must ensure that these criminal offences are Effective, proportional and Dissuasive Criminal penalties. In addition, the Sanctions Directive also applies to natural persons. For certain…
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