Foreign Experience and Issues of Improving of Legislation on International-Legal Cooperation in the Field of Combating Crime

Abstract

International cooperation in the fight against corruption is a complex process and is regulated by the norms of international and national law. By analyzing the legislation of foreign countries in this regard, we can conditionally classify these countries as follows:

first of all, the relations on international cooperation in criminal matters are regulated at the constitutional level;

secondly, countries where international cooperation in criminal matters is regulated by criminal and criminal-prosessual legislation;

thirdly, the countries that adopted international cooperation in criminal cases, in particular, special legislative acts on extradition.

Below we will dwell mainly on the countries belonging to the third group. After all, the study of the experience of these countries in the field of the mechanism of international cooperation in criminal cases shows that in our country it is also worthwhile to adopt a special legislation to improve this area.

In this article, the theoretical and practical aspects of international cooperation in the field of combating crime are studied in a complex way from the point of view of international treaties and criminal-prosessual law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and proposals are made to improve the norms of Criminal-prosessual law regulating international cooperation in the fight against crime.