Analysis of Criminal Property Handling in Criminal Cases Based on Comparative Criminal Law between China and Thailand

Abstract

Based on the stable improvement of the current level of economic and social development, the situation of economic and financial categories is gradually becoming more serious. This basic factor indirectly promotes the proportion of criminal civil cross disciplinary cases in the total number of criminal cases in China to continue to rise. Thailand and China are separated by a narrow strip of water. The governance of anti-corruption and related criminal property disposal issues is not only a reference for China, but also an important factor in optimizing the business environment of Southeast Asian countries and enhancing economic and cultural exchanges between China and Southeast Asian countries, especially under the regional platform of China ASEAN. This article first provides an overview of criminal property involved in cases, and through an analysis of the cross disciplinary issues between criminal and civil law in the handling of criminal property involved, proposes five specific measures for the handling of criminal property involved in cases based on the comparative criminal law between China and Thailand. A comprehensive understanding and comparative study of Thailand's anti-corruption legislation and related criminal property disposal is of great significance for improving China's anti-corruption legislative system and related criminal property disposal, deepening China Thailand cooperation, and enhancing the level of China ASEAN cooperation.