| 英文摘要 |
Network financial crimes are deficient in the distance and boundary between regions, which not only excludes the space barriers of criminal activities, but also forms criminal groups for certain types of cases. Compared with international jurisdiction, the actual bottleneck of jurisdiction within the cybercrime domain has the possibility of discussing judicial needs and normative solutions. On the one hand, the ubiquitous nature of online financial crimes has brought impact to the rules of the current regional jurisdiction; on the other hand, the scale of online financial crimes has caused the embarrassment of the level of jurisdiction between the lower and upper levels of judicial organs. However, the current legal norms and theoretical discussions seem to have no effective solution to the above problems. This paper believes that the "Stone Formula" can be used as a theoretical starting point to establish a framework of territorial jurisdiction with actors as the core. From the perspective of safeguarding the interests of the actor, the rule arrangement of the hierarchical grading jurisdiction is formed and implemented. Then, realize the judicial goal of jurisdiction within the domain of reasonable and efficient network financial crime. |
