Translation of "confiscation an item " (English → French) :

Council Framework Decision on the application of the principle of mutual recognition to confiscation orders | Framework Decision on the mutual recognition of confiscation orders

civil forfeiture | in rem forfeiture | NCB confiscation | non-conviction-based confiscation | non-conviction-based forfeiture | objective forfeiture

seizure of an item | confiscation of an item

seized item | confiscated item

separate forfeiture | separate confiscation | independent confiscation

Council of Europe Convention on Laundering, Search, Seizure and Confiscation of the Proceeds from Crime | Council on Laundering, Search, Seizure and Confiscation of the Proceeds from Crime

forfeiture of dangerous objects | forfeiture of objects | confiscation of dangerous objects | confiscation of objects

non-cash item | noncash item | item not affecting cash | item not involving cash | item not requiring an outlay of cash

Government agents show up at a Bahá'í home, conduct lengthy searches, confiscate personal items such as computers and books, and then arrest the residents.

This Directive lays down the minimum rules for Member States with respect to freezing and confiscation of criminal assets through direct confiscation, value confiscation, extended confiscation, non-conviction based confiscation and third party confiscation.

The draft directive lays down minimum rules for member states with respect to freezing and confiscation of criminal assets through direct confiscation, value confiscation, extended confiscation, non-conviction based confiscation (in limited circumstances), and third-party confiscation.

D. whereas the purpose and basis of organised crime is to make an economic profit and consequently if action to prevent and combat the problem is to be effective, it must focus on identifying, freezing, seizing and confiscating the proceeds of crime; whereas the legal framework which currently exists at EU level does not appear to be an adequate basis for serious action to tackle the problem and there is a need for legislation which would, for example, allow so-called ‘extended confiscation’ and action targeting assets registered in the name of front persons and organisations; whereas, moreover, the re-use of confiscated assets for so ...[+++]cial purposes fosters a positive attitude to strategies aimed at tackling organised crime, since confiscating an asset is no longer regarded solely as a means of depriving a criminal organisation of resources but is doubly constructive in that it both helps to prevent organised crime and has the effect of boosting economic and social development;