The position of justice and fairness in police missions as officers of the criminal justice system

Justice and fairness are the two main components accepted by intellectuals as well as civilized nations to limit the power and behavior of rulers and executives with the people. In this article, we seek to answer this question with a descriptive, analytical, yet practical approach: can justice and fairness play an effective role in the performance and missions of the police as the general officer of the criminal justice system? In response, it should be said: by avoiding the "effective" variable, it seems that it can play a "determining" role in increasing work efficiency. The research findings show that: the police, with community-oriented approaches, should in some way be in the field of their legal missions. In addition to the fact that people are involved in these activities, its work efficiency is more man-centered with the increase in security, and finally, another result is that it makes them act with more justice and fairness as bailiffs in treating people. Justice and vice versa, people will have a fairer judgment about the performance of the police