英文摘要 |
The earliest transnational confiscation of stolen goods traces back to the 1960s. Switzerland in Europe is the first country to have conducted attempts and explorations in many spheres. Recognition and enforcement of confiscated judgements for cross-country asset recovery is one of the important channels for cross-country recovery of stolen assets. However, due to the territorial nature of criminal execution jurisdiction, the recognition and enforcement of confiscated judgements for cross-country asset recovery must be achieved through international judicial assistance and cooperation. The issue of recognition and enforcement of transnational confiscation of stolen goods belongs to the category of international judicial assistance and cooperation. Whether direct confiscation or indirect confiscation of the transnational asset recovery, the fundamental key premise is to seek incisive and effective legislative authority. In the practical process of performing transnational confiscation of stolen goods, every nation should follow the basic principles of reciprocity, equity, mutual recognition, and international cooperation. International legislative authorities of transnational confiscation of stolen goods are United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, United Nations Convention against Corruption, other multilateral conventions, European regional treaties and a series of bilateral agreements. Civil legislative authorities are mainly based on the substantive and procedural law of the nations in which Singapore, the United States, Australia and Japan are the most important representatives. To achieve accuracy and precision of the legislative authority concerning recognition and enforcement of transnational confiscation of stolen goods is the key issue of global administration and international social rule of law. |