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… Penalty Failure to comply with this Notice is an offence under Regulation [refer to National legislation] and … whom a notice is served under these Regulations commits an offence if he fails to comply with the provisions of that … this can also be put before the court where the alleged offence relates to hazardous waste, or for the purposes of …

… organized crime as “any serious transnational offence undertaken by three or more people with the aim of … this definition is that ‘serious crime’ is defined as an offence punishable by a maximum prison sentence of 14 15 …

… of money not exceeding the maximum fine specified for the offence, or the value of the vessel or other thing, … if the offender admits in writing to having committed the offence (Section 20(1)). Finally, the Director may assign an … used or believed to have been used in the committing of an offence. Authorized officers may exercise any of the powers …

… their possession licences, despite it being a legal offence not to do so, because of a reluctance to display …

… attempt to recapture or destroy it. It is a criminal offence to fail to provide notification of such an … Breach of these require- ments constitutes a criminal offence (Mpumalanga Nature Conservation Act of 1998). The … of ballast water), which should also constitute an offence. Depending on a country’s institutional framework, …

… in protected species of wild fauna and flora as a criminal offence in their domestic legislation; - -- cooperate with … shipment Container/flight number Exact location of seizure Offence specfied Nationality of the perpetrator Transit … not required. For IUU fishing to be regarded as a criminal offence, it needs to be defined as such in the relevant …

… the Environmental Court may take cognizance of the offence. 190 A problem with this approach is that it is … international units • If a person is convicted of an offence relating to fraudulent conduct, and the issue of … units is attributable to the commission of the offence, a court may order the person to relinquish a …

… where this is required, invariably constitutes an offence that may be punished in accordance with criminal or … well may be blocked up, but a crucial instrument of the offence, and indeed the basis on which access is given to … even if s/he lawfully owned it at the time of the offence. Similarly it is common for fisheries legislation to …