Judicial protection work is an essential part of the criminal justice process. In addition to providing protective supervision and rehabilitation for offenders through community treatment to ensure effective execution and prevent recidivism, it also includes promoting legal awareness among the general public, conducting crime research, implementing crime prevention strategies, providing litigation guidance, and protecting victims. The scope of judicial protection is extensive and spans the initial and final stages of the entire criminal policy. It plays a crucial role in maintaining social safety, reducing crime, and safeguarding the rights and interests of the people.