International Crime and International Criminal Justice Assistance

Author: Ma Jinbao
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Publish Date: 1999-06-01
Features: This book was written in the context of frequent international crimes such as hijacking, murder, hostage-taking, cultural heritage smuggling, and rampant gangsterism in recent years. In response, countries worldwide have been strengthening international cooperation in criminal justice to effectively curb international crimes. The author employs empirical analysis to re-examine the concept and procedural characteristics of international crimes, classifies existing forms of international criminal justice assistance, and provides an in-depth exploration of each form. Subsequently, the book examines the role of international organizations in judicial cooperation and introduces the content of international sanctions. On this basis, it also discusses regional judicial assistance under China's "one country, two systems" framework. Additionally, to meet the needs of reform and opening-up, the book boldly proposes ideas for China's participation in international judicial affairs and the improvement of legislative and judicial mechanisms. The book is well-researched, rigorously argued, and written in a straightforward, profound style, making it highly readable. It can serve as a valuable resource for legal researchers, faculty and students of law schools, judicial practitioners, and individuals concerned with national security and international affairs.