In every society in the world, the law affects everyone as it shapes behavior and the sense of right and wrong for every citizen of the society. Laws are intended to control a society's behavior by outlining accepted forms of conduct. Law is conceived as a neutral aspect existing to solve society's problems, a system specifically designed to provide people with peace and order. The legal system works more efficiently when people understand the laws they intend to follow along with their legal rights and responsibilities. Within the legal system, there is the Canadian criminal justice system, which is intended to ensure the safety of citizens within the country and is used to uphold social control and ensure justice for a society. The criminal justice system is made up of many components built to provide justice to crime victims along with criminals. It is designed to ensure that punishing the guilty protects the innocent. Within the criminal justice system there is a document that encompasses all jurisdictions of criminal law. This document is called the penal code and establishes the crimes recognized by the jurisdiction together with the consequences that are applied for these crimes. Over the years, there are offenses consistently added to the Criminal Code of Canada and many proposals put forward by the Law Reform Commission of Canada. In 1970, the Canadian government established the Law Reform Commission of Canada to ensure the advancement of the law. make and make recommendations for legal changes. The Law Reform Commission of Canada constantly imports and suggests proposals for the Canadian Criminal Code. During the year 1985, t...... half of the document ......ty. It is available to reflect the social values ​​of a society such as new concepts of justice. The Law Reform Commission of Canada persistently presents legal proposals that can be used to improve society and also plays a crucial role in the structure of Canadian law, government and the criminal justice system. One proposal that has sparked much debate is the idea of ​​whether environmental destruction and abuse should be criminalized. After examining the topics covered, environmental damage should not be considered a crime. The unintended outcomes of criminalizing environmental harm outweigh the positive aspects of criminalizing such reform. While the environment affects people's lives, so do laws and regulations. This crime is too broad and could cause more harm than good to Canadian society and the Canadian criminal justice system.