This report provides a comprehensive overview of the Victorian criminal justice system, detailing its purpose, functions, and key principles. It explores the roles of various components, including the police, courts, prisons, and correctional facilities. The report also examines the investigative components of the system, such as identification, reporting, arrest, and charging of offenders. Furthermore, it outlines the jurisdiction of different courts, including the Magistrates Court, County Court, Supreme Court, and High Court, in handling criminal matters. The report highlights major challenges facing the Victorian criminal justice system, such as dealing with youth offenders and sex offenders, and describes the role and function of Corrections Victoria in managing offenders and ensuring public safety. The analysis concludes that the Victorian legislation effectively manages criminal issues through parliamentary verdicts, police investigations, court trials, and correctional facilities, emphasizing the importance of juvenile justice and adherence to legal rules for managing juveniles.