Criminology and Criminal Justice System provides a comprehensive overview of crime, its causes, and the legal and institutional mechanisms developed to control and prevent it. The book introduces students to classical and modern criminological theories, exploring individual, social, and environmental factors contributing to criminal behavior.
It then examines the criminal justice system in India, detailing the roles and responsibilities of law enforcement agencies, prosecution, judiciary, and correctional institutions. Special attention is given to contemporary issues such as juvenile justice, crime prevention strategies, rehabilitation of offenders, and the challenges facing policing and legal enforcement.
Case studies, practical examples, and references to statutory provisions enhance understanding of the application of criminological principles in real-world legal and administrative contexts. By integrating theory with practice, the book equips readers to critically analyze criminal behavior, judicial processes, and reform measures, making it indispensable for students, researchers, and legal practitioners alike.






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