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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Serious Crime Act 2007, Paragraph 1.

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1(1)This paragraph applies if—E+W+N.I.
(a)any relevant behaviour of D's takes place wholly or partly in England or Wales;
(b)D knows or believes that what he anticipates might take place wholly or partly in a place outside England and Wales; and
(c)either—
(i)the anticipated offence is one that would be triable under the law of England and Wales if it were committed in that place; or
(ii)if there are relevant conditions, it would be so triable if it were committed there by a person who satisfies the conditions.
(2)“Relevant condition” means a condition that—
(a)determines (wholly or in part) whether an offence committed outside England and Wales is nonetheless triable under the law of England and Wales; and
(b)relates to the citizenship, nationality or residence of the person who commits it.
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