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Recognizing the Position and Validity of Assistant Prosecutor’s Decisions in the Irani Judicial System

Yousef Darvishi Hoveyda

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 9-37

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11045

Abstract
  After rehabilitation of prosecutor’s offices in the Iranian judicial system in 2002, the proceeding and sentence issuance stage was assigned to the criminal tribunals, and other criminal proceeding stages including crime detection, accused’ prosecution and investigation and in general the ...  Read More

Function of the Vital National Interest in Humanity Scopes of International Law: Humanitarian Law

Heidar Piri; Seyed Ghasem Zamani

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 39-71

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11046

Abstract
  International Law, by referring to the vital national and security interests has been used as a shield against legal’s, as an instrument to escape from legal obligations and as a justification for breaking up the treaties, therefore it limits the appliance of International Law Rules especially ...  Read More

Theories of Truth and their Application in Civil Procedures

Mohammad Moloudi; Mahdi Hamze Howeyda

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 73-98

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11047

Abstract
  The task of judge is todiscover the truth. There arevarioustheoriesabout the truth.this paper studies three important theories (correspondence, coherence and pragmatic theory).Correspondence theory follows arealistperspective and its logicalfoundationsareacceptable. This definition isalsoaccepted in ...  Read More

The Notion of Jurisdiction in Iranian Judicial System

Hassan Mohseni

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 99-123

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11048

Abstract
  The notion of jurisdiction depends to the nature of judicial acts; because two powers called Executive and Judicial in each government are administrator body in regard of Legislative power. In Iranian legal system, in the other word, the situation of Adjudication institutes is less discussed and their ...  Read More

Human Rights and Rawls’s the Law of Peoples: A Critical Approach

Majid Nikouei

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 125-153

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11049

Abstract
  The main purpose of this paper is to provide a justifying approach to rights embedded in international documents in light of Rawls’ Global Theory of Rights and, then, evaluating them from the said approach. Indeed, it is endeavored to distinguish justified rights from unjustified claims under the ...  Read More

Look at the Conceptual and Functional Developments in new Penology

Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini; Zahra Saedi; Azadeh Sadeghi

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 155-178

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11050

Abstract
  Criminal justice system in its new guidelines follows a logic that could through it regain its lost position once again. This new logic, with the name of new penology or actuarial justice, has created extensive evolution in this system, so that everything in it has gotten a managing frame. Hereafter, ...  Read More

Objections with Temporary Impediment Effect in International Commercial Arbitration

Ali Ansari; Javad Askari Dehnavi

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 179-211

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11051

Abstract
  Commercial disputes in the international arena are basically settled through arbitration mechanism. In the course of arbitration, as a suitable and reliable authority for resolving commercial disputes, the issue of objections as a form of parties’ defence is introduced. Objections in terms of the ...  Read More

Basic, Method and Place of Judicial Reasoning

Ali Farokhi Nia(Farrokhshah); Jafar Sadegh Manesh

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 213-238

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11052

Abstract
  Argues that the trial court’s judgment is subject to court proceedings and the parties through would cause assertiveness The definition of a result obtained Firstly, this method is similar to full and logical manner in which the subject and predicate are the basic case, the inference is obtained; ...  Read More

A Comparative Study Of Alternative Obligations Establishment

Mahdi Alhooe Nazari

Volume 76, Issue 79 , September 2012, Pages 239-263

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11053

Abstract
  It is desirable for creditor that the object of obligation to be ensured more and more. The beneficiary of contract is searching a better way to aquire his demands. On the other hand the debtor in good faith is attempting to perform his commitments and concerns about his discharging. So it is also ideal ...  Read More