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(1)Conduct occurring in any part of the United Kingdom is unlawful conduct if it is unlawful under the criminal law of that part.
(2)Conduct which—
(a)occurs in a country outside the United Kingdom and is unlawful under the criminal law of that country, and
(b)if it occurred in a part of the United Kingdom, would be unlawful under the criminal law of that part,
is also unlawful conduct.
(3)The court or sheriff must decide on a balance of probabilities whether it is proved—
(a)that any matters alleged to constitute unlawful conduct have occurred, or
(b)that any person intended to use any cash in unlawful conduct.
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