Criminal law in Brazil
Davi Tangerino is a criminal lawyer and Founding partner of Davi Tangerino Advogados. He has extensive experience in corporate criminal law. His practice involves representing and advising individuals and companies in administrative and judicial proceedings, as well as in negotiations. His clients include companies operating in various sectors, such as technology, oil and gas and banking. His experience includes having been coordinator of the criminal area of a renowned full-service law firm in Brazil for some years and advisor to a minister of the Federal Supreme Court (STF). Davi is a member of the Brazilian Institute of Criminal Sciences (IBCCrim), of the Institute of Lawyers of Brazil (IAB) and of the German-Brazilian Jurists Association (DBJV). He is a professor of criminal law in the undergraduate and postgraduate courses at the Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ) and was a professor in the undergraduate course at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation Law School in São Paulo (FGV Direito SP). He is the author of several books and articles, in Brazil and abroad, and a frequent source for the Brazilian and foreign press on criminal law and related topics. He can be contacted via email at: davi.tangerino@davitangerinoadv.com.br
In the third episode of our English series our guest on the podcast is Davi Tangerino. Mr. Tangerino is a criminal lawyer from Brazil and founder of Davi Tangerino Advogados. After a brief introduction of himself he speaks with Dr. Rosinus about the criminal law in Brazil.
He first talks to Dr Rosinus about the Brazilian legal system. Mr Tangerino explains what similarities and differences there are in the law and legal system between Brazil and Germany.
They also speak about corporate criminal law. Mr Tangerino explains the status quo in Brazil and how it is currently developing. In particular, they go into the well-known “Operation Lava Jato” complex as well as other publicly known cases.
They discuss other overlaps between German and Brazilian corporate criminal law. Finally, Mr Tangerino gives many interesting insights into the developments of legal advice in Brazil.
Crypto Investigations
Marlon Pinto is director of investigations at AnotherDay. AnotherDay is an intelligence, security strategy and crisis response consulting firm based in London. Marlon’s main work involves assisting companies in relation to a wide variety of crime and investigation advisory to support internal problems. As a former detective at New Scotland Yard, he has a wealth experience in conducting complex criminal and civil investigations and is an expert in covert surveillance methodologies. Additionally, Marlon is seen as an expert in cryptocurrency investigations after being mentioned in the judgement in the landmark case of ‘Duncan Johns and Ion Science v Persons unknown’. Marlon Pinto can be contacted via e-mail at contact@another-day.com.
In the second episode of our English series our guest on the podcast is Marlon Pinto. Mr Pinto leads the investigations team at Another Day, a global intelligence, security and investigations advisory based in London. He and Dr Rosinus talk about the work of Mr Pinto’s team around crypto currency issues.
Mr Pinto explains that he has a great deal of expertise in the field of cryptocurrency investigations due to his previous experience in law enforcement. In doing so, he talks about how the work differs from the private sector.
Mr Pinto explains that he and his team work together closely with litigators who are approached by victims of potential cryptocurrency crimes and how they try to recover funds and find evidence. He describes that their main job is to gather and curate evidence which may be used in court. In order to do so they analyse blockchains, trace cryptocurrency transactions and visualise the transaction chains for the judges.
Mr Pinto also explains how it is possible to identify the person behind a cryptocurrency crime and in which jurisdictions investigations tend to be more difficult.
Furthermore, Dr Rosinus und Mr Pinto talk about trends in cryptocurrency crimes. Mr Pinto gives an overview of crypto-fraud schemes and states that in the near past there was an influx of wire fraud. Finally, Mr Pinto and Dr Rosinus give advice about the course of action when a person becomes a victim of a cryptocurrency crime.
The Situation of (criminal) lawyers in Ukraine
This is the first episode of our English series. This week our guest on the podcast is Andriy Fortunenko. Mr. Fortunenko is an attorney at AVELLUM, a leading Ukrainian law firm.
He and Dr. Rosinus talk about the impact the current situation had and still has on Mr. Fortunenko’s daily work. He explains how the legal system, especially court proceedings and criminal law enforcement, continues to work despite the hardship. He describes which difficulties they face and how they manage to maintain an organized and working business. Mr. Fortunenko further speaks about his experiences as a voluntary soldier last year and how he and his colleagues endure these difficult times mentally. Mr. Fortunenko also mentions the present discussion about future damage compensation from Russia and thanks for all the help and support Ukraine receives from all over Europe and the United States.
Furthermore, they talk about the criminal law system in the Ukraine, in particular, new criminal laws that were introduced in April 2022. Furthermore, Mr. Fortunenko reports about a recent cybercrime case he worked on. In this context, Mr. Fortunenko and Dr. Rosinus discuss how investigations related to cryptocurrencies have developed and how the general opinion about cryptocurrencies in Ukraine shifted during the last years.
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