The key motivation behind criminal justice system is to ensure the Rule of Law which involves enforcement of law to maintain social harmony and punishment to offenders on one hand and on the other hand facilitate fair trial to victims and their social restoration through remedial arrangement of justice

The key motivation behind criminal justice system is to ensure the Rule of Law which involves enforcement of law to maintain social harmony and punishment to offenders on one hand and on the other hand facilitate fair trial to victims and their social restoration through remedial arrangement of justice

The key motivation behind criminal justice system is to ensure the Rule of Law which involves enforcement of law to maintain social harmony and punishment to offenders on one hand and on the other hand facilitate fair trial to victims and their social restoration through remedial arrangement of justice. Later on gradually the Criminal justice system gets a vertical measurement and turns into a noteworthy methods for social justice control by the State. From a Criminological and Victimological viewpoint, this vertical Criminal justice framework can be effectively supplanted by a more neutral system of justice, In horizontal line of justice where the punishment system is tried to be substituted by an mediation system which is more concentrated on victim of crime.
Today, India has a sound criminal justice which is represented and directed by four laws: The Constitution of India, The Indian Penal Code, The Code of Criminal Procedure of India lastly The Indian Evidence Act.