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Criminal liability
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Strict liability
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- In order for people to live peacefully and without fear of harm to their lives, limbs, or property, peace and order must be maintained in any society.
- This is only conceivable in states where the criminal justice system is effective and strong enough to deal with lawbreakers.
- In truth, a state's identity is determined by how well it does its core duty of preserving law and order in the country.
- People in a state can live without a well-developed system of constitutional law or property law, but they can't live without a criminal justice system. A branch of public law is criminal law. It gives the government the power to punish people.
- The state is a party in criminal proceedings since crime is a wrong committed not only against the individual but also against the entire society.
- Criminal law is restricted to a very narrow scope, and it can only be used to specific overt crimes or omissions that can be clearly proven and that cause specific harm.
- By an act of the Legislature, the State has clearly established what is punishable as crime.
- To put it another way, there is no such thing as crime until it is recognised by the law. Crime has been a perplexing issue since the birth of society.
- There isn't a single culture that isn't plagued by crime. In any culture, there will be violations of norms and standards. In his book Crime as a Natural Phenomenon,
- Durkheim wrote, "A society consisting of heavenly attributes would not be immune from infractions of that society's standards." The term "crime" refers to a violation of the social order.
- The behaviour of society's members is governed by a sense of mutual respect and trust in the rights of others. Despite the fact that the majority of people believe in peace and harmony, a few individuals depart from the norm.
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