Navigating the Complexities of Criminal Jurisprudence: Examining Current National and International Legal Challenges

Author – Harshit kumar, Student at CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH BIHAR

Best Citation – Harshit kumar, Navigating the Complexities of Criminal Jurisprudence: Examining Current National and International Legal Challenges, ILE INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW, 1 (1) of 2023, Pg. 15-21, ISBN – 978-81-961120-9-7

Abstract

The field of criminal jurisprudence is becoming increasingly complex as a result of the ever-evolving nature of criminal activity and the globalized nature of law enforcement. This has led to a number of legal challenges at both national and international levels, which require examination and analysis.

At the national level, one of the primary challenges is the need to balance individual rights and freedoms with the interests of public safety and security. This requires careful consideration of issues such as privacy, due process, and the use of new technologies in law enforcement. Another key challenge is the ongoing debate over the appropriate use of criminal sanctions, particularly in cases involving non-violent offenses such as drug possession or white-collar crime.

At the international level, the challenges are even more complex. Criminal activity is increasingly transnational in nature, which creates jurisdictional issues and challenges in coordinating law enforcement efforts across borders. Additionally, the proliferation of international criminal tribunals has raised questions about the appropriate role of these institutions in promoting global justice. This paper will explore these and other legal challenges facing criminal jurisprudence at both the national and international levels. It will consider the historical and legal context of these challenges, as well as their potential implications for the future of criminal law and law enforcement. The paper will also highlight current efforts to address these challenges, both within individual countries and through international cooperation and collaboration. Ultimately, the paper will demonstrate the importance of ongoing critical analysis and evaluation in the field of criminal jurisprudence in order to ensure that justice is served in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.