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DOI: Heuristic Perspective Of Criminal Justice System: Questioning On Justice Delivery Procedure In India And Internal Security Threat
Dr. Shahanshah Gulpham , Assistant Professor In Criminology Rashtriya Raksha University, Gandhinagar, India Ms. Vinita Kewlani , Teaching Cum Research Associate In Criminology Rashtriya Raksha University, Gandhinagar, IndiaAbstract
Heuristic is the problem solving method generally considers a way of shortcut solution of a particular problem in given time frame or deadline based on quick decision particularly in complex situation. Except boundary problems of our country, the remaining security problems always exist within the country. India may be facing internal security challenges in future on personal perspective existing group of fundamentalist. For example, various police encounters with heuristic perspective seems under passing the judicial process of delivering justice which may lead to the idea of injustice in individual in the victims perspective. So, intervening heuristic perspective in criminal justice system is in of pre trail situation can create a problem for stability of the democratic structure in which criminal justice system is the part of belief and trust for its citizen.
Keywords
Heuristic Perspective, Criminal Justice System, Situation Crime, Democracy
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