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Private Law
Unanimous decision of the Supreme Court, 792-24 / 4/99, and its effect on the jurisdiction of the branches of the Administrative Justice Court and public courts

Koorosh Ostovar Sangari

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 1-19

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.135224.3622

Abstract
  AbstractOne of the issues raised after the establishment of the Administrative Court of Justice was who can appear as a plaintiff in the Administrative Court of Justice and whether state agencies can appear as a plaintiff in the Administrative Court of Justice. According to the rulings No. 37, 38 and ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Criminal Decision-Making from the Perspective of Behavioral Economics and its Implications for Criminal Policy Making

Hamid Bahremand; Zahra Sakiani

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 21-44

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.521820.3892

Abstract
  Behavioral economics is a branch of economics that seeks to modify the hypotheses of neoclassical economics using the findings of other sciences, especially psychology. This article examines from the perspective of behavioral economics what factors can be effective in criminals' decision to commit a ...  Read More

Public Law
A reflection on the scope and objectives of the principles of public economic law in the light of the votes of the General Assembly of the Court of Administrative Justice

zahra Bidar; ebrahim abdipour

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 45-64

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.129403.3465

Abstract
  The general principles and rules of public economic law indicate how the government intervenes in the economy and its evolution towards redefining the regulatory role of the government. Studying the indicators of judicial supervision in the field of economic regulation of the government requires reviewing ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Religious Ta'zir in the shadow of a government decree

ali rezanezhad; Mohammad Mohseni dehkalany

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 65-82

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.136332.3676

Abstract
  One of the issues that has been included in the Islamic Penal Code in 2013 with the opinion of the Guardian Council is the issue of Religious Ta'zir. Religious Ta'zir have many ambiguities and questions Because its nature and examples have not been explained by the legislator. One of the questions is: ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Application of coercive preventive measures in the light of Article 114 of the Code of Criminal Procedure; Solutions and Necessities

afsaneh zamani jabbari; mahmood saber; mohammad farajiha

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 83-108

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.127143.3391

Abstract
  The application of preventive measures against activities involving the occurrence of criminal and harmful results in the public interest, in accordance with Article 114 of the Criminal procedure code, faces fundamental challenges in three categories: legislative, judicial, and executive. The purpose ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Duress in Hodoud

majid sadeghnejad naeiny; Sakineh Khanalipour Vajargah

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 109-129

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.136668.3685

Abstract
  Duress as one of the obstacles to criminal Liability is mentioned in Article 151 of the Islamic Penal Code. According to this article, in ta'zir, the duressor is sentenced to the punishment of the perpetrator. In Hodoud and Qesas, they are sentenced according to the relevant regulations. Although this ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Criminal referral to Haad punishment in Ta’azirats

afshin abdollahi

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 131-156

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.134854.3606

Abstract
  In order for an act to be recognized as a crime, its necessary explicitly to be mentioned criminalization and punishment in a legal article so that the people's task is clear. However, sometimes the legislature uses criminal referral for certain reasons and to determine the punishment, refers to the ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Degradation of the principle of legality In the light of the principle Emphasizing flexibility and regulation of the legal element

ali saffary; Zeynab Laki; Razieh saberi

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 157-187

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.136076.3667

Abstract
  The certainty and clarity of the criminal law is one of the requirements of the principle of legality and requires the definition of the crime with maximum clarity and accuracy by the legislature. However, the open texture criminalization and the widespread and criminal-administrative of the actus reus ...  Read More

Family Law
Revision and validation of Hadith of al-Talaq (Al-Talaq bi-ya-di man ʿakhadha bi-al-saḳ)

Maryam Sadat Mohaghegh Damad

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 189-213

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.137014.3693

Abstract
  Abstract: The hadith “ Al-Talaq bi-ya-di man ʿakhadha bi-al saḳ)”, renown as “ Hadith Nabawi”(that contains the words that Prophet Muhammad spoke himself), “Jurisprudential Criterion” or “ Jurisprudential Rule” is one of the most important reasons cited ...  Read More

International Law
The Necessity of Establishing Environmental Courts with Looking at the Iran Situation

Zahra Mahmoudi kordi; zahra sadat sharegh; Hossein Rezazadeh

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 215-239

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.522774.3915

Abstract
  According to the Aarhus Convention, the realization of environmental democracy is based on the three elements of access to information, participation in making decisions and access to court in environmental matters. Given that environmental damage also leads to human harm, some states, in order to achieve ...  Read More

Family Law
The Rules of Husband’s Disobedience in Iranian Law

kadijeh mozafari; Zeinab Hoseini

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 241-264

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.140202.3811

Abstract
  Husband who do not perform certain duties such as payment or sexual relations, cause marital maladjustment and ultimately causes the wife to be dammaged. Despite the attention to this subject in Qur'an, traditions and Shia jurisprudence, it is not well known in Iran's laws and jurisprudence.when a husband ...  Read More

Private Law
The position of unjust enrichment in commercial law with emphasis on the judiciary

issa moghaddam

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 265-284

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.139971.3806

Abstract
  According to the undue enrichment rule, a person is not entitled to be enriched by another detriment without a Legal cause . The first issue that arises is the existence and scope of the rule in commercial law due to the differences in this field in Iranian law. Another issue is that due to the adherence ...  Read More

Private Law
Comparative study of the basis of professional's liability under Iranian, French and American legal systems and Islamic Feghh

Mohammadkaezem Mahtabpoor

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 285-306

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.123559.3283

Abstract
  Determining the liability basis of professionals (such as doctors, lawyers and engeeniers), is one of the most important matters in different legal systems. The problem regarding determing the liability of these people is, on one hand, the differences exist between service providng and product manufacturing ...  Read More

Private Law
The principle of amendment of procedure in civil proceedure law

Ali Akbar Farahzadi; SeyedRasool Mirnejad

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 307-326

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.523596.3947

Abstract
  The litigation process contains rules and conditions set by the legislature and the litigants must abide by these rules to end the legal dispute and thus end the legal dispute. However, these rules are the means of exercising the right and therefore must be interpreted in such a way as not to prevent ...  Read More

Public Law
Parliamentary Accountability of the Judiciary as Challenge of Judicial Independence

Mozhgan Nemati; Mohammad Ja’far Habibzadeh; Doraid Mousavi Mojab

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 327-347

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.527572.4072

Abstract
  In recent years, the necessity of the accountability of public institutions has become a key issue under the influence of New Public Management (NPM). The basic principle is that being responsible and possessing power makes the person accountable. Accordingly, the judiciary, as well as other public institutions, ...  Read More

Private Law
Recognition of cryptocurrencies’ legal essence by structural analysis in legal system of Iran

mahmud khdeman; abootaleb koosha; fatemeh nouri

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, Pages 349-372

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.137039.3698

Abstract
  Cryptocurrencies are a decentralized form of digital currency which are presented with new technology identify the nature of cryptocurrencies are closely related to recognizing the technical structure of each of its types. Therefore, offering a unit nature in spite of various types are not possible and ...  Read More