Criminal Law
Rasool Ahmadzadeh; ahmad Rezaeepanah
Abstract
Currently, the change of agricultural lands is one of the important challenges of Iran's agricultural sector. Land use change annually removes a large part of agricultural land from the production cycle. The legislature has not yet adopted a consistent approach to deal with this crime, so that the 70s ...
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Currently, the change of agricultural lands is one of the important challenges of Iran's agricultural sector. Land use change annually removes a large part of agricultural land from the production cycle. The legislature has not yet adopted a consistent approach to deal with this crime, so that the 70s can be considered a period of deliberation and drawing, the 80s a period of change and regulation, and the 90s a period of weakening and destroying penal policy to preserve agricultural land use. And he knew the gardens.Land use change analysis and examining the strengths and weaknesses of legislation, along with paying attention to the proper judicial procedure, can reveal the existing challenges and gaps. In this article, I will analyze the elements of this offense and the possible interpretations of exceptions to land use change in an analytical manner. Then, according to the changes in the Islamic Penal Code adopted in 1392 in grading crimes and setting deadlines, we will answer the question of whether this action is considered a punishment or not by scrutinizing the nature of "tin and repression". According to the selected basis and subject, the writing method of this research is descriptive-analytical and library data has been used in data collection.
Criminal Law
rasool ahmadzadeh; zahra mashayekhi
Abstract
From one perspective, crimes are classified into two types of offences irrespective of condition of the victim and forgivable. The forgivable crimes are those that deserve special attention in addition to the public aspect. The legislator in this category of crimes has a significant stake in the plaintiff's ...
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From one perspective, crimes are classified into two types of offences irrespective of condition of the victim and forgivable. The forgivable crimes are those that deserve special attention in addition to the public aspect. The legislator in this category of crimes has a significant stake in the plaintiff's will so that the initiation, pursuit, prosecution and enforcement of the sentence is subject to the plaintiff's complaint and failure to pass. The present study deals with one of the assumptions regarding the plaintiff's expulsion announcement that, prior to the expiration of the pledge, agreements are reached between the plaintiff and the custodian. In this research we will seek to answer the question of what is the legal nature of the past and can previous agreements be constrained? Our hypothesis is that forgiveness is inherently a kind of will, and although the agreements reached can make it a condition, it has virtually no effect on the judicial process.
