An Overview of Criminal Justice System to Uphold the Supremacy of Law in a Sovereign State: An International Perspective

Abstract

Every community depends on humankind in one way or another. Situations involving general law and order are harmful to human life. But because they are so plain, there is a risk that political, social, and economic standards will spread badly. Because the criminal justice system isn't perfect, the number of strange crimes is slowly increasing in developing and developed sovereign nations. Similar obstacles prevent setting sustainable development objectives, as do these shortcomings. This effort aims to create a balanced society that promotes human rights in a way that is appropriate for the time. To do this, it must address any community failings and adapt to the times by making these defects necessary. The criminal justice systems of emerging and developed nations will be analyzed in-depth in this review, as well as the effects of any flaws on the social, economic, and political affairs of the states mentioned. This research will descriptively assess the potential changes that may make to the current criminal justice system to uphold the aims of justice. By protecting the next generation from many curses, the work's outcomes may restore the global societies necessary for successful human existence.