Analysis of the Research Objects and Application Scope of Criminal Execution Law

Abstract

The research objects of criminal execution law mainly include the theories, institutions, and practices of criminal execution. Criminal execution law should be the discipline that studies the law of criminal execution, with its main focus being the examination of criminal law enforcement. On the other hand, the law of criminal execution refers to the legislation that regulates criminal execution. Therefore, the application scope of criminal execution law should encompass both the legal regulatory scope of the law of criminal execution and the corresponding practices of criminal execution. The research objects of criminal execution law define the boundaries of its application scope and determine its effectiveness. With societal development and changes in criminal justice practices, new issues and demands related to criminal execution continue to emerge. These developments, in turn, drive the expansion and renewal of the research objects of criminal execution law. The research objects and the application scope of criminal execution law share a relationship of mutual reinforcement and coordinated development. Analyzing the connotations and extensions of these research objects and their application scope helps promote their synergy, thereby further achieving the goals of criminal justice.