Dirty Money
Tristram HicksExpert senior police officer (rtd.) writes about justice and dirty money
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What you seize is what you get
When crime pays, some people will commit crime. Very few people actually make a living out of crime, but those that do factor in that they might be arrested, might be prosecuted, might even go to jail. It is an occupational hazard and they...
Policing Reform White Paper 2026
On 26th of January 2026 the Home Secretary announced in the House of Commons “the most significant changes to how policing works in this country in around 200 years.” My first thought was: “Oh no, not again!” Perhaps I had slept through 33...
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The Financial Action Task Force wants its ‘Guidance and Best Practices on asset recovery’ to “contribute to tangibly improving confiscation results.” Its revised standards “are the first significant amendments related to confiscation in mor...
Talking Dirty (Money)
Themis “Fincrime Times” and Gilmour & Hicks “The War on Dirty Money”
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Chapter 8. Narrative:
The culture of London policing was transformed during the 1990s as the benefits of computerisation percolated through every aspect of the Met Police Service. After four decades of rising crime, the crime rate slowed d...
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Former Met Police Detective Superintendent, Co-author of ‘The War on Dirty Money'. Writes about justice, the rule of law and democracy.
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