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Look Out Circulars constitute coercive restraints on the right to travel abroad and require a continuing factual basis; a pending money-laundering investigation alone does not justify their routine continuation. Relevant considerations include compliance with summons, provision of requested material, prior travel without evasion, absence of court-imposed travel restrictions, and lack of evidence of abscondence, non-compliance or obstruction. Travel-related safeguards may require advance disclosure of travel particulars, a valid email address and full cooperation with the investigation to ensure continued availability.
Look Out Circulars constitute coercive restraints on the right to travel abroad and require a continuing factual basis; a pending money-laundering investigation alone does not justify their routine continuation. Relevant considerations include compliance with summons, provision of requested material, prior travel without evasion, absence of court-imposed travel restrictions, and lack of evidence of abscondence, non-compliance or obstruction. Travel-related safeguards may require advance disclosure of travel particulars, a valid email address and full cooperation with the investigation to ensure continued availability.
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