Discussion of Criminal Policy in Cont's Code

Criminal policy is one of the most important branches of criminal science, which over time has provided a more complete and comprehensive concept than before. The criminal policy of any country should be sought in its criminal cycle, which looks at the three stages of legislative valuation, violation of values, and finally the reaction of society to violators of criminal law. The purpose of this article is to explain policy strategies in the discourse of Kent law based on modern criminal policy studies. The present article has been written based on descriptive and analytical methods and by reviewing the book of Kent law, based on library sources. The results of the consideration of the authorities and policy-making tools in Article 58 of this law indicate that the police have played a full and repressive role; Because the criminal policy of that code is derived from the Roman-German legal system, and as a modern criminal procedure where all police actions and activities are under the jurisdiction of the judiciary, the powers of the police are not limited. According to the findings of this study, preventive and supportive strategies in the discourse of Kent's criminal policy have rarely been proposed and repressive measures have played an important role in his thought. It is clear that the government of the time was also a monarchy and all oversight was independent of the king himself.