Transnational Criminal Law

Transnational Criminal Law refers to the legal framework that addresses crimes crossing national borders, such as human trafficking, drug smuggling, terrorism, and money laundering. It involves international cooperation among countries to prevent, investigate, and prosecute these offenses, recognizing that such crimes threaten global security and order. This area of law creates standards and treaties to ensure countries work together effectively, overcoming jurisdictional differences to combat crimes that span multiple nations. Essentially, it facilitates a coordinated response to complex international criminal activities, promoting justice and stability worldwide.