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A driving licence seized by the Dutch police is not automatically lost. Under article 164

A criminal case rarely gives a victim everything they are entitled to, and Dutch civil

Money laundering is defined in Articles 420bis to 420quater of the Dutch Criminal Code as

Where the police act unlawfully, three routes to redress exist alongside one another, and they

The Dutch criminal justice system is the network of institutions, laws, and procedures that investigates

Collecting evidence in Dutch criminal cases is governed by the Wetboek van Strafvordering (Code of

Withdrawing your statement in a criminal case is possible in the Netherlands, but a statement

Reputational damage often costs a company more than the fine that caused it, and in

Young people and online offences are governed in the Netherlands by ordinary criminal law with

When a false accusation is made about you, the law offers real remedies — and

Under Dutch and European law an algorithm cannot be criminally responsible. Criminal liability requires a

A suspect in the Netherlands is never obliged to be represented by a lawyer at

Liability for AI systems in the Netherlands always lands on a person or a company,

Breaching an international sanction is a criminal offence in the Netherlands. The Sanctiewet 1977 (Sanctions

Violating Russia sanctions is a criminal offence in the Netherlands. Breaches of the EU restrictive

Gun ownership in the Netherlands starts from a prohibition. The Wet wapens en munitie (Weapons

A suspect facing police questioning in the Netherlands is never obliged to answer questions about

Explore acquittal to understand its significance, how it works in law, and its implications for

In the Netherlands, a coffeeshop is a licensed venue where adults can buy and often

Cannabis cultivation in the Netherlands is a criminal offence. Cannabis appears on List II of