Favorable Social and Moral Consequences of Organized Crime Management in Society

Introduction: Organized crime management means the management of organization and improvement to improve the status and conditions of dangerous situations of crimes. Organized crime management can play a significant role and have desirable consequences in the national criminal policy as a pre-emptive strategy for committing crimes along with other strategic models of crime reduction . Therefore, the present study aimed to investigate the desirable consequences of organized crime management at social and moral levels. Material and Methods: The present thesis was descriptive-analytical and analyzed the issue using the review of articles and sources on organized crime published in Science Direct, PubMed, Magiran, Civilica, and lrandoc. Conclusions: Based on the research findings, organized crime management at the social level affects the preconditions of committing a crime, and thus significantly affects the reduction of criminals desire and motivation to commit a crime, control, and prevention of necessary skills and tools to commit a crime, and confrontation with the crime. Preventing the emergence of a suitable situation is considered a crime. Organized crime management decreases criminal cases by correcting delinquent behavior and preventing crime. On the moral level, it decreases crimes and anomalies, thereby preventing the violation of citizens rights, preserving individual privacy, and establishing and maintaining security. The rule of laws is also obtained by establishing organized crime management for the correct implementation of laws because it prevents the way of abnormality and disorder, and breaking the law and crowds out the lawbreakers.