Background and objectives: Today, observing the rights of accused persons is one of the most important issues of citizenship rights. The maintaining the rights of the accused person is closely related to the actions and decisions of the bailiffs. In this regard, the bailiffs should be aware of the legal issues and observing the rights of the accused persons, and the punishment for violating them, and make sure that they are implemented accurately. The purpose of this research is to investigate and provide necessary strategies for empowerment of the bailiffs, in particular, the general bailiffs of justice (I. R. I. Police) in order to observe the rights of accused persons. Methodology: The present study is of an applied research type. The required data were gathered using a descriptive-analytic method and library and documentary and field studies. Findings and Results: Currently, due to the complexity, diversity and growing the number of crimes, the citizenship rights of the accused persons are not desirably and legally observed. Due to the fact that, in line with the law, the large volume of missions of bailiffs has been assigned to I. R. I. Police executive headquarters, including police stations and checkpoints, considering the mission problems in the field of general bailiffs, appropriate solutions to empowerment of the bailiffs should be provided in line with the law framework. And the results of this important research are realized when the law is firstly clear for them, secondly, the necessary planning and monitoring is required for its implementation, and finally, the trainings and supervisions must be conducted in line with the bailiffs' empowerment.