Mandatory joint and several liability clause in forfeiture order where multiple participants hold disposal rights over criminal spoils

The Federal Court of Criminal Procedure dismissed the defendant's appeal as unfounded, upholding the lower court's conviction while ordering a technical correction to the dispositive section of the judgment to explicitly state that the defendant bears joint and several liability for the confiscated amount. The dispute concerned the procedural requirements for forfeiture of proceeds from a crime, specifically where the defendant had received his share of 120 euros directly from the criminal spoils, to which at least one other participant also had ownership or control rights. Relying on established case law regarding the mandatory inclusion of joint and several liability clauses in the dispositive part of judgments when multiple parties hold disposal rights over the illicit gains, the court determined that the lower court failed to properly designate the nature of the defendant's liability, necessitating the specific amendment to the operative part of the ruling despite the substantive outcome remaining unchanged.