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Article 30 contains extensive and multifaceted rules for adjudicating corruption offences. Its scope and density of context account for a significant number of challenges with regard to its implementation, reflecting the specificities and different priorities of national legal systems and making it one of the key provisions for putting into effect the criminalization measures of the Convention, and to some extent for the success of the Convention overall.

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