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Discover LudwigThe phrase "laundering case" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a criminal investigation into the suspected or proven practice of money laundering. For example, "The police department has launched an extensive laundering case to investigate the origins of the suspect's income."
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Its report said not a single money laundering case had been prosecuted by the Belize government, despite passing their anti-laundering law under US pressure.
"This is not a money laundering case.
| Standard Chartered prepares to settle in money laundering case.
Bank of New York, at the center of a money laundering case, fell 2 7/16, to 35 1/16.
However, various other legal cases have already been disclosed -- including a "money laundering case sitting in the queue'.
The Customs Service called the case the largest money laundering case not related to drugs that the agency had investigated.
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That week, the test scenario involved gathering intelligence for a money-laundering case.
"What appears to be a small money-laundering case, you never know where it will go".
NEW YORK TIMES HSBC Fined in Money-Laundering Case | HSBC said its Mexican unit paid a $27.5 million fine.
In October a court issued an arrest warrant for Mrs Zia's younger son in a money-laundering case.
When the Gigante trial resumed, the crowd was noticeably smaller than it had been for the ecumenical money-laundering case.
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