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Understanding the Concept of the Policies of Civil Judgments’ Enforcement

Mansour Amini; amir nikoubayan

Volume 81, Issue 97 , March 2017, Pages 7-28

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2017.25897

Abstract
  As legal systems are based upon rulers, legal policy in a particular subject, in proportion to the nature of the subject and the general objectives that the legislator have had in mind, is based on principles which are the basis of that policy, too, which recognition of them from theoretical point of ...  Read More

The Balance between the Rights of the Accused and the Victim in Criminal Procedure Code 2013 and International Instruments

Jafar Kousha; Mostafa Pakniat

Volume 81, Issue 97 , March 2017, Pages 29-52

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2017.25898

Abstract
  The new Criminal Procedure Code of 2013, despite much theoretical criticism and practical problems it might produce, has tried to balance between the rights of the accused and victim. In doing so, has provided guarantees and safeguards to materialize this goal. In one hand, with providing general safeguards, ...  Read More

The Analysis of the Crime of Speculation from the Perspective of Iranian Criminal Law

Hosein Mir Mohammad Sadeghi; eslam rajabali

Volume 81, Issue 97 , March 2017, Pages 53-77

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2017.25900

Abstract
  One of the present main legal, social and economic problems of the country which has turned into a government’s and the judiciary’s concern is the phenomenon of Speculation. This phenomenon is important both economically and environmentally which is required to be dealt with by criminal law–as ...  Read More

Limitation of Fair Trial Guarantees In Light of Security Based Criminology

Azam Mahdavipoor; Najmeh Shahrani

Volume 81, Issue 97 , March 2017, Pages 79-112

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2017.25901

Abstract
  Insecurity feelings caused by changes of the first decade of the third millennium in the world, became the preface for adoption unprecedented strict and repressive measures that was implemented in the light of the slogan of combating crime and call security. In this way, in the field of criminology we ...  Read More

The Passive Personality Principle and its Position in Iranian Criminal Law

Javad Tahmasbi

Volume 81, Issue 97 , March 2017, Pages 113-141

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2017.25902

Abstract
  The basis of accepting the passive personality principle is to protect victimized nationals. In the face of special provisions and circumstances, his/her country has jurisdiction. This principle, in Iran law system, had been accepted in limited areas. While several countries have accepted this principle ...  Read More

The analysis of Pasture Tax legal status and its comparison with similar institutions

Mohammad Roshan; GHafor KHoeini; Azad Falahi

Volume 81, Issue 97 , March 2017, Pages 143-162

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2017.25905

Abstract
  As usual, with respect to observance of formation and creation conditions of contracts status, they are divided into three statuses: authenticity, annulment, and ineffectiveness. Each of these three terms possesses special status that has been stipulated by legislator following to observance of the required ...  Read More

Exceptions and Substantive Defense

Mohammad Molodi; nahid safari

Volume 81, Issue 97 , March 2017, Pages 163-181

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2017.25906

Abstract
  The main subject of this paper is the analysis of nature of exceptions of article 84 of Code of Civil Procedure, based on the classification of defenses to substantive defense or formal defense. Although exceptions of article 84 of Code of Civil Procedure are accepted as formal defenses in general, but ...  Read More