The scope of changes in the criminal law system in India: To eradicate the non-effective provision in statue

Shalinee Vishwakarma

doi:10.21744/lingcure.v5nS4.2029

Authors

Shalinee Vishwakarma
svishwakarma@jgu.edu.in
Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, Haryana, India

Keywords:

constitutionalism, judicial principle, judicial system, natural justice, state adopts

Abstract

The criminal justice system is an idea founded on judicial principles and constitutionalism. It includes the interaction of many institutions and remedies. An effective criminal justice system is essential for an orderly society and the protection of human rights. However, quite different from this ideology, Indian criminal justice faces many complications such as soaring crime rates, outdated laws, late proceedings, inefficient law enforcement agencies. to name a few. The criminal justice system urgently needs reform measures, based on natural justice and human rights, to rejuvenate the system. These minimal but essential measures include consistent reform of the criminal law, fostering and building trust in a skeptical justice system, curbing abuses of power by the police system, and obvious measures. of the welfare state and it is the moral duty of every citizen of India to obey and respect criminals. judicial system.

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