The legal reconstruction of investigation warrant submission arrangements on suspects based on justice value is a critical issue that has gained significant attention in the legal field. This paper examines the legal framework of investigation warrant submission arrangements on suspects and explores the concept of justice value in this context. The paper highlights the significance of justice value in ensuring that investigation warrant submission arrangements on suspects are lawful, fair, and just. Using empirical evidence, the paper argues that justice value is essential in promoting public trust in the criminal justice system and ensuring that the rights of suspects are protected. The paper concludes by suggesting ways in which the legal framework of investigation warrant submission arrangements on suspects can be reformed to align with justice value principles.
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