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The preventive role of the judiciary in protecting the financial interest of the European Union.

A comparative analysis for improved performance

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Factual data of legal definition

Clusters sorted out according to national legal

framework

Research

objective

The offence name

81

Legislative

source

82

Corruption

crimes

Money

laundering

Fraud

Crimes

against the

financial

interest of

EU

Ban or exclusion

from

public

procurement

applicable

Wrongful

distribution

of

company assets by

liquidators

Art. 2633 of civil

code

Private-to-private

bribery

Art. 2635 of civil

code

Illegal

influence

over shareholders’

meetings

Art. 2636 of civil

code

Manipulation

of

markets

Art. 2637 of civil

code

Obstructing

the

duties of public

supervisory

authorities

Art. 2638, first

and

second

paragraphs of

civil code

Forging

money,

spending

and

introducing

false

money into the

State,

without

agreement

Art. 453 criminal

code

Altering money

Art.454 criminal

code

Spending

and

introducing into the

State,

without

agreement, forged

money

Art. 455 criminal

code

Spending of forged

money received in

good faith

Art. 457 criminal

code

Forging of revenue

stamps, circulating

them in the State,

keeping or putting

into

circulation

forged

revenue

stamps

Art. 459 criminal

code

Forging

of

watermarked paper

used to make public

credit notes or

revenue stamps

Art. 460 criminal

code