Bae Jong-dae et al.: Criminal Policy

There was a goal in this book to explain that, at least in the criminal realm, it could easily understand the various ideologies and principles that lay behind the laws and the laws of law. The sole reward of the author was to make sure that he still cared about the law books and not the books. All of them, and everyone who has worked with the team leader who's been so interested in these books and has done well to build and manage them, have a feeling of gratitude. And I thank the Ivosung High School for helping with this revision. There were some changes to be made to make new plates. The criminal law's pro-abortion regulations have been invalidated, conscientious objectors are being given alternative services, and the debate over the alleged defamation of the victims has become more varied. There were many different statistics, and there were other things that I wanted to add as I was getting more of the reader's response. But it doesn't change the context, as society, nation and law systems have written down a book with a reasonable perspective and principles for effective policy when dealing with crime. The authors are more aware of the fact that the amount of justice that is possible through institutionalized criminal justice is extremely limited, and therefore cannot be relied on in the many wise ways in which human gatherings have naturally been built.

Korean title: 형사정책

Korean author: 배종대 외

Korean publisher: 홍문사

ISBN-13: 9788977707146