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1 IELR [i] (1985)

handle is hein.journals/ielr1 and id is 1 raw text is: INTEDNATIONAL ENFOPCEMENT LAW PEPONTED VOl. L IWu 1. September 1985 September, 1985 The International Enforcement Law Reporter (IELR) is a monthly reporter which discusses developments in areas of international enforcement law. Due to increasing international commerce and communication, and the increasingly active roles of governments into regulating transnational activity, many commercial matters which were free from sanctions have become regulated and even in some cases criminalized. The exotic rules of adjective international criminal law, particularly judicial and executive assistance in criminal matters and the issuance of subpoenas abroad, have become increasingly important. The IELR is designed to report on international enforcement law developments, and serve as a reference tool and guide to the practice of international enforcement law. Attorneys and principals planning international transactions need to track reporting and planning techniques which enforcement regulations suddenly may render illegal. Litigators need to keep abreast of cases, legislation, agreements, and practices by international organizations which may affect their clients. The International Enforcement Law Reporter will contain timely commentary, a series of valuable articles, a survey of current legal and criminal justice developments with comments, analytical summaries of significant domestic and foreign judicial decisions. It will also contain information on developments in international enforcement law which have not reached the treaty or case law level, such as executive decisions on training, appropriations, etc. Among the issues which the IELR will cover are: the Bank Secrecy Act regulations; moneylaundering bills ; taxation; trade developments; securities and commodities futures trading; fraud; intellectual property law; foreign corrupt practices; and narcotics trafficking and related forfeiture cases.

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