CONCEPT, PURPOSE AND FUNCTION OF CRIMINAL LAW
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criminal law, punishments, restrictions, fighting system, promoting, rules, certain actionsAbstract
Criminal law is a vital component of the legal system, aimed at maintaining social order, protecting individuals and society from harm, and promoting justice. The concept, purpose, and function of criminal law are intricately linked, working together to regulate human behavior, punish wrongdoers, and provide a sense of security to the community. This article will delve into the concept, purpose, and function of criminal law, exploring its fundamental principles, theoretical underpinnings, and practical applications.
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