A Study Of Constituting The Criminal Judicial Multipartite Cooperation To Control Transnational Crimes In South-Middle Asia

This paper analyses the reason that the transnational terrorism crime, transnational drug crime and transnational money-laundering crime are difficult to be controlled and punished in South-Middle Asia. Above analysis is based on the inner relationship of the three special transnational crimes. By induction principle, introducing the domestic law of the states in Middle-South Asia, which related the three special transnational crimes, studying the related terms in bilateral agreements and international treaties had been signed. Linking with terrain politics and economy principle, considering globalization and the demand of international criminal judicial cooperation, it indicates the need and the feasibility that constitutes the criminal judicial multi-cooperation to control transnational crimes in South-Middle Asia. Based on above research, I suggest signing the criminal judicial multi-cooperation treaty including judicial assistance, extradition, transfer of criminal actions, confirmation and execution of external stats. Further more, I advance a suggestion to constitute the allied judicial area.The goal of this paper is to combine the signed bilateral agreements related the three special crimes and constitutes the criminal judicial multi-cooperation system. The three transnational crimes are studied together firstly in this paper. Further more, it tables a proposal to sign a criminal judicial multipartite treaty and constitute the allied judicial area to control and punish the transnational crimes effectively and betimes.