Stalking under Dutch law is a criminal offence known as belaging, set out in Article

Fraud in the Netherlands is punishable as oplichting under article 326 of the Wetboek van

Filing a police report in the Netherlands, an aangifte, means formally notifying the police of

Money laundering is the process of giving criminal proceeds the appearance of a lawful origin,

Money laundering carries a maximum of six years’ imprisonment in the Netherlands under article 420bis

A preliminary hearing in criminal cases, known in Dutch practice as a regiezitting, is a

A pro forma hearing is a court session in a criminal case at which the

Murder (moord) is defined in article 289 of the Dutch Criminal Code as intentionally taking

Grounds for exclusion of criminal liability (strafuitsluitingsgronden) are circumstances that make a proven criminal act

Identity fraud in the Netherlands is punishable under article 231b of the Dutch Criminal Code,

A penalty order (strafbeschikking) is a punishment imposed by the Public Prosecution Service (Openbaar Ministerie)

An unconditional sentence (onvoorwaardelijke straf) is a penalty that must actually be served once the

Dutch drug legislation rests chiefly on the Opium Act, supplemented by the Medicines Act and

You are a suspect in Dutch criminal law as soon as facts and circumstances give