COUNTERMEASURES CORRUPTION CRIMES IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT IN ALGERIAN LEGISLATION
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By implementing the development programs that it has established, the state aims to reach agreements with the public in order to accomplish development and growth for the nation in a number of areas. Sadly, though, as a result of the proliferation of corruption offenses after they are finalized, public deals have turned into a vehicle for obtaining money and illegal gain. In order to prevent corruption offenses in public procurement, legislative measures have been put in place at both the national and international levels. Since Algeria gained independence, its lawmakers have developed laws to fight corruption. One such law is Law 06-01, which was passed in 2003 and is aimed at preventing and eliminating corruption in accordance with the United Nations Convention against Corruption.
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For example, the agreement regarding the extradition of criminals concluded between Algeria and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, signed in London on July 11, 2006 and ratified by Presidential Decree 06/464 of December 11, 2006, issued in Official Gazette No. 81, as stated in Article 2 of the agreement. ...crimes that require extradition are crimes punishable under the laws of each party...”
In the text of Article 697 F (2), he wrote “...two years or less...” while the text in French did not include this error. Ford:
«…deux ans or au-dessus…»
Taking into account the cases of inadmissibility of extradition stipulated in Article 696 of the LawproceduresPenalThe Algerian.
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