Money laundering penalties impose mandatory rigorous imprisonment and higher maximums for specified predicate offences. The offence of money laundering attracts mandatory rigorous imprisonment with a prescribed minimum term, exposure to a statutory maximum term, and ... Summary
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Money laundering penalties impose mandatory rigorous imprisonment and higher maximums for specified predicate offences.
The offence of money laundering attracts mandatory rigorous imprisonment with a prescribed minimum term, exposure to a statutory maximum term, and liability to a fine (specific fine provision omitted). If the proceeds relate to predicate offences specified in the Schedule, the statute provides for an increased maximum imprisonment by statutory substitution, creating an elevated penalty tier linked to the underlying scheduled offence.
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