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Pronouncement of judgment in a money-laundering prosecution...
Money-laundering judgment timing requires awaiting the scheduled-offence decision despite continuation of the underlying trial where outcomes directly intersect.
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Pronouncement of judgment in a money-laundering prosecution should await judgment in the connected scheduled-offence proceeding, even though the money-laundering trial may continue independently. The scheduled offence forms the foundation of the money-laundering prosecution, and its outcome directly affects that prosecution; deciding the latter first may create a legally inconsistent result. The stated approach permits the Special Court to continue the money-laundering trial while deferring its judgment until the scheduled-offence court delivers judgment.
Pronouncement of judgment in a money-laundering prosecution should await judgment in the connected scheduled-offence proceeding, even though the money-laundering trial may continue independently. The scheduled offence forms the foundation of the money-laundering prosecution, and its outcome directly affects that prosecution; deciding the latter first may create a legally inconsistent result. The stated approach permits the Special Court to continue the money-laundering trial while deferring its judgment until the scheduled-offence court delivers judgment.
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