The Dominican Republic’s new Penal Code, designated as Law 74-25, officially enters into force on Monday, August 3. The legislation introduces 43 modifications intended to transform the national justice system, with the primary provisions taking effect immediately upon the date of enactment as stipulated in Article 393 and Article 30 of the modifying law.
While the majority of the code is implemented simultaneously, the specific section regarding the criminal liability of corporations has been granted a three-month deferral period. This transition marks a significant update to the country's legal framework, establishing new standards for judicial proceedings and corporate accountability.
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