Application of criminal psychology in criminal law and criminology

One of the most fundamental concepts in criminal law and criminology is criminal liability.Traditionally, criminal law criminalizes a person who is wise, autonomous, and mature, while insane,compulsive, and minor persons are held criminally liable. Apart from the fact that there is no exactdefinition of insanity and the line between insanity and mental health is not clear, in some types ofmental disorders such as paranoid disorder, borderline personality, anti-social personality and bipolardisorder, it is certain that the person from He does not have mental health, and unfortunately, criminallaw, with its black or white view of human beings, includes such persons in the circle of healthy humanbeings and treats them similarly, while these persons cannot, like persons who They are mentally healthyto have control over their behavior. Criminal law is criticized by criminologists for dealing with thedisabled or the crime instead of addressing the causes of the crime and delinquency. The truth is thatcriminal law with the criminal means at its disposal cannot observe justice and inevitably seek help fromsciences such as criminology and criminal psychology.