英文摘要 |
Authorities in Taiwan Area and Mainland China Area sighed the Cross-Strait Joint Crime-Fighting and Judicial Mutual Assistance Agreementin 2009. Compared to the former relevant instrument, the Kinmen Agreement, sighed in 1990, it incorporated more specific contents like the scope of the mutual cooperation and specific contact process and channels. In other words, it has established a more formal cooperation mechanism between cross-strait law enforcement administrations. In the agreement, the cooperation items include joint crime-fighting, delivery of documents, investigation and collection of evidence, recognition and enforcement of civil judgments and arbitral awards, apprehension and return of persons and other items of cooperation agreed to by the Parties. Since the signing of the agreement, law enforcement administrations in both regions have made some achievements, and statistically it did help controlling cross-border crimes in cross-strait areas. Besides, it can indirectly foster the signing of similar agreements for Taiwan and Southeast Asian countries and contributes to the crime control in East Asia. In the process of cooperation, some difficulties need to be solved . Affected by sovereignty disputes, cross-strait law enforcement cooperation still targets problems in investigatons, technical exchanges, crime prevention and the repatriation of criminals.And authorities in both regions should buld more mutual trust and adjust the law system to make the agreement become more useful and practical. This paper explores the contents, achievements, challenges and prospects of the cooperation mechanism.
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