War and Criminal Justice

War Since ancient times, human beings have always lived fearing enemies. In order to ensure a safe environment, or in order to achieve the desired goal, various forms of contradiction were the order in which objects that hinder the desired purpose were suppressed. However, in addition to other human needs and needs, security is also the most important requirement. Enemy objects take different shapes. This may be contrary to humanity, which is the basis of old and new war. There are many reasons for the war between people and his compatriots.

After the First World War, the War Crimes Committee was established to trial war criminals. Forced prostitution and rape are considered serious violations of customs and war laws. According to the Nuremberg International Military Court (IMT) and the Tokyo International Military Court (IMTFE), rape has not been mentioned explicitly, but the scope of sexual violence as a war crime is expanding. Braille transcripts of the trial included evidence of rape, sexual slavery, sexual torture, compulsory prostitution, compulsion disinfection, abortion, pornography, sexual abuse, compulsion nude, sexual abuse. But only in Tokyo's court, when Japan's commander tried to prevent rape and sexual slave comfort women under the command system for the first time during World War II, sexual violence itself gradually became a serious war crime It was regarded as such.

The mid-1940s was a good starting point for studying the modern criminal justice system. Prior to the Second World War, the criminal justice system was controlled by political influence, the Federal Office and the federal government are not important participants, the crime rate is generally low, in most cases the criminal justice system is mainstream was. Every problem is regarded as a problem related to local administration, attention and reform

In the United States, criminal management and judicial administration are handled by the criminal justice system. The criminal justice system consists of three major and distinguishable elements of police, court, and disciplinary action. These components are also called subsystems. From this point of view, the components of the criminal justice system are considered to be interrelated, interdependent and working to achieve a unified goal. The prospect of this criminal trial tends to focus on how the incident flows in the system, causing a chain reaction when an incident is transferred from one component to another component. For example, the behavior of the street police affected the work of the court, and the decision of the judge of the court affected the operation of the prison and the prison.