The Crime of Money Laundering in Judicial Interpretation - Eisenberg

The Crime of Money Laundering in Judicial Interpretation* by Eisenberg is a Spanish-language academic work that compiles and systematizes court rulings on one of the most complex subjects in criminal procedural law. Its organized approach facilitates the study of judicial criteria, the comparison of precedents, and an understanding of key jurisprudential debates. Spanning 340 pages and including an index, it offers a useful tool for deepening legal analysis with a perspective current as of 2026.

Published by Hammurabi in its first edition, this medium-sized, softcover book measures 23 cm in height and 15 cm in width—a format designed for comfortable reading and reference. It is aimed at readers aged 18 and older, particularly students, educators, and professionals working in the fields of criminal and procedural law. Its content combines technical rigor with clarity of exposition, making it a valuable reference for studying money laundering through the lens of judicial interpretation.