Jurisprudence discloses knowledge of general ideas and principle of all legal systems. It is also called eyes of the law. Jurisprudence trains the mind into legal ways of thought. It teaches the proper use of the legal terms and is also to be called grammar of law. To find out the true meaning of law jurisprudence helps the judges and the lawyers. It trains the mind and enables one to avoid mistakes which are possible otherwise. It trains the critical faculties of its student. It enables us to study the foreign law intelligently because fundamental principles are common to all systems of law. Jurisprudence has practical value and it progress the law and construct and elucidate con concepts serving to render the complexities of law more manageable and more of the lawyer. Jurisprudence tells us to put law in its proper context by considering the needs of the society and by taking note of the advance in related and relevant discipline. It gives logical training to a lawyer. The true purpose of the study of jurisprudence should deal with the improvement of law in the context of prevailing socio-economic and political philosophies of time place and circumstances.

According to Raphael Lemkin Genocide can be described as the deliberate extermination of a racial, religious or ethnic group. Genocide is distinguishable from all other crimes by the motivation behind it to eliminate the enemy group and that makes it more cruel and different from other International crimes i.e (Mass Murder, Crime against Humanity and war crimes). Therefore, the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide prohibits all the actions, which can be taken to minimize the enemy group. For example, rape would not normally be considered as Genocide but if it has been promoted in a civilian population area with the intention to prevent normal reproduction, this would amount to a crime of Genocide. Generally speaking, this crime does not necessarily mean the immediate destruction of a nation, except when accomplished by mass killings of all members of a nation. Genocide is directed against the national group as an entity, and the actions involved are directed against individuals, not in their individual capacity but as members of a national group.