International Cooperation in Criminal Digital Finance Cases

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The development and application of digital technologies in the areas of governance, economy, society, etc., along with the digitalization of public life, have all led to changes in the legal sphere. The creation of legal rules governing relations connected with the digitalization and transformation of law and legal phenomena and categories are also influenced by the digitization process. The most active development is in the sphere of digital finance. Such concepts as cryptocurrency, tokens, digital financial assets, and virtual money are increasingly taking on their own legal forms. Such new technologies carry risks, because they can be used for both legal and illegal purposes. Since digital technologies are used on the Internet, a completely new, virtual environment of relations has been formed, which is unaffected by the traditional tools of industry legislation. For this reason, at the international level, a regulatory framework is beginning to form for interaction in criminal proceedings that are the subjects or means of digital financial instruments. The difficulty lies in the fact that digital technologies, although essentially based on the same software solutions, face different legal regulations and conceptual contents in different states. The purpose of this article is to analyze the current criminal procedural aspects related to international cooperation in digital finance cases.

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Nina A. Belyaeva

Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law under the Government of the Russian Federation

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Email: ninabelyaeva2020@gmail.com

post graduate student

Russian Federation, Moscow

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