On the Coordination between Environmental Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice

Abstract

Although there is a legal foundation for and practical benefit to the coordination of criminal justice and envi - ronmental law enforcement, problems like inadequate coordination and malfunction still exist. In practice, the “four mores and four lesses” phenomena still poses a challenge to the coordination of the two rules. This is caused by both internal (such as a lack of legislative cooperation and evidence-gathering organizations) and external (such as local protectionism and poor inspection and oversight) causes. Reforming the assessment process, developing a scientific and thorough perspective on political performance, enhancing the coordinated oversight between procuratorates and supervisory committees, encouraging an environment-centered mindset, coordinating legislative protection, developing professionals, and utilizing cutting-edge platforms are some examples of measures that can be used for regulation.