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Private Law
Analysis and explanation of the principle of "ability to execute the sentence" as another Criteria for court judgment

Rasoul Ahmadi Far

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, Pages 1-19

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2022.544726.4574

Abstract
  Ability to execute a court judgment is one of the most neglected criteria in Iranian legal sources as a necessary condition for issuing a judgment. The purpose of this study is to analyze the importance of this criterion.In this research, the court judgment has been defined and identified and the criteria ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Differential examination of classic and computer fraud, based on computer tools (with an attitude on judicial procedure)

Vahid Bazvand; hosein normohamadi

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, Pages 21-44

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.553967.4837

Abstract
  The nature of computer tools is the way it is used and the type of its function, which can be seen in two ways: active with the technical function, or passive with the dominance of deceptive human activity, enable them to play two different roles and ultimately form There are two distinct types of fraud ...  Read More

International Law
Iran's general reservation to the Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) from the perspective of international law

Alireza deyhim; Sadegh Bashire; Savalan Mohamadzadeh

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, Pages 45-66

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.562453.5007

Abstract
  the concerns and challenges for Iran to accede to the Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism (CFT),eventually led to accession using the reservation. But among the reservations of Iran, there is a very general reservation that its legal status needs to be discussed. Therefore, the ...  Read More

Private Law
Divorce nature on behalf of the wife as husband's advocacy and its effects on the legal process

seyede motahare hosseyni; Leila sadat Asadi; seyed mohsen fattahi

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, Pages 67-87

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.1972452.5067

Abstract
  There are three approaches regarding the divorce types on behalf of the wife as husband's advocacy (derived from Article26 of the Family Protection Law 2013): "uncontested divorce theory" where a certificate of compromise impossibility is issued, "contested divorce theory" at the wife's request; where ...  Read More

International Law
An analysis of precedent law on judicial competence to review administrative decisions regarding Iranian nationality documents

Saeed haghani

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, Pages 89-107

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.557097.4905

Abstract
  Abstract:Personal Status registration Code endows ‘Provincial Security Council’ to decide on the Iranian nationality of those whose nationality is under question. The general assembly of the Iranian Supreme Court, in its binding judgments no 658 and 748, made an end to uncertainties regarding ...  Read More

Criminal Law
The strategy of legalizing the whistle-blowing in the light of cooperative criminal policy

Sina Rostami; Hamid Bahrehmand

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, Pages 109-134

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.1999977.5340

Abstract
  whistleblowing is one of the important tools in fighting corruption and strengthening transparency and justice in societies. Considering the limitations and shortcomings of official supervision, the need to discover organized and systematic corruption, facilitate the process of investigation and prosecution, ...  Read More

Family Law
The transformation of the judge's role in the problem-solving approach to domestic violence; Comparative study of common law and Iranian criminal law

ZAHRA REZAPOUR; mohammad farajiha; mohammad roshan

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, Pages 135-158

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.1982979.5107

Abstract
  According to empirical studies, the process of investigation and traditional and retributirism magisterial decisions have not been effective in finding the appropriate answer and reducing the inflation of domestic violence cases despite its high costs; Since the point of view of the above-mentioned criminal ...  Read More

Philosophy of Law
The Judge as the Guardian of the Rule of Law: An Essay on the Rights-Oriented Approach to Judicial Activism

Mahdi Samaei; Mohammad Jfar Habibzadeh

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, Pages 159-189

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.2002257.5298

Abstract
  Two categories of the judicial role in political society can be separated: the activist judge and the self-restrained judge. The activist judge utilizes the judicial office to realize social ideals such as protecting people's rights and social justice. On the other hand, the self-restrained judge tries ...  Read More

Private Law
Criteria of Distinction of Counterclaim from Merit Defense

Reza Shokoohizadeh

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.555257.4865

Abstract
  To identify the subject of this Article, the pure defense first must be separated from hybrid counterclaim. Hybrid counter claim has a dual function: the first aim of this claim is to reject the adversary claim. On the other hand, as similar as the pure counterclaim, it renders a claim, out of the object ...  Read More

Philosophy of Law
Dialectic of Reason and Emotion: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Judgment

Sadegh Shamshiri

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.561592.4995

Abstract
  There exist numerous theories regarding the decision-making process of a judge. Many legal experts believe that the judgment process is a fully conscious one. The judge consciously evaluates the issue and decides based on pure logic. On the other hand, some consider judgment an intuitive process influenced ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Indicators of Criminalization of Anti-Climatic Behaviors of the State-Corporates

Hamed Safaei Atashgah; Behzad Razavifard

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.1971669.5048

Abstract
  Criminal laws and regulations criminalize only a part of harmful behaviors. If the study of crime is limited to behaviors that are considered crimes or violations according to laws and regulations, In that case, certain types of harms will become the "Off Limits" of criminal policy. However, many behaviors ...  Read More

Private Law
The Right of the Lessee of the Endowed Property or Permissive to Build a Construction on the Continuity of Possession

Ali Tahmasebi

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.1972764.5068

Abstract
  At the end of the lease contract, the tenant must vacate the property. However, in certain cases, even after the end of the contract, the legal rules may entitle him to continue his possession and do not recognize the lessor’s right to evict him. Therefore, despite the silence of the Civil Code, ...  Read More

Private Law
The indivisibility of claims in the civil procedure of Iran and France

Badie fathi; Khayrollah Hormozi

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.559636.4943

Abstract
  The indivisibility of claims in the civil procedure of Iran and FranceAbstract The indivisibility of claims is different from the indivisibility of one claim and the indivisibility of judgments. In the Civil Procedure Code of Iran the term indivisibility of claims (Articles 104, 298) and the indivisibility ...  Read More

Private Law
The apportionment of damages between tortfeasors in Fiqh and Iranian Islamic Penal Code of 1392

Mahmoud Kazemi; Ali Ghesmati Tabrizi

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.541238.4487

Abstract
  What happens if more than one person is blamed for causing an injury? It is clear that the liability must be divided between them, but the problem is the criterion of apportionment. Should the liability be apportioned equally or differently? If the latter is true, how the share of anyone is determined? ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Criteria interfering criminalization of behaviors and determination of punishment under some Alvia teachings (In scope of punishment below the full amount prescribed by law)

leila goli; abdolali tavajohi

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.557707.4998

Abstract
  Part of IMAM Ali is teachings provide for elements of criminal policy and contain ideas and special measures against criminal phenomena.One of this elements is, criminalization behaviors and determination of punishment for reducing and control of criminal phenomena.In this article according to resources ...  Read More

History of Law
Iranian attempt to establish a Council of State in the era of constitutionalism

fardin moradkhani

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2022.545654.4606

Abstract
  The history of legal institutions, for instance administrative law institutions, is one of the unknown issues in Iranian legal discussions. Study the history of institutions can help analyze their status and problems. The subject of this article is a historical analysis of the establishment of one of ...  Read More