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Survivors Claims for Compensation of Moral Damages Caused by Injuries

Atefeh Ajory

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 13-36

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24705

Abstract
  Sometimes before compensation for moral damages and before the final decision to be issued, the victim dies. In such a situation, the main question is that if the inheritors can claim compensation for them (survival damages). Survival damages are those damages incurred by the decedent in his/her living. ...  Read More

Patologhy of Iran's Tax system

Mohammad saleh avalidi; Ali Najafi Tavana; Mehdi Ahmadi Mosavi

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 37-58

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24716

Abstract
  Taxes are one of the most important sources of government revenue, Quick receipt, low cost and stability of such incomes cause attracting many countries to such outcomes (as main and fixed outcome). Iran’s tax system also in modern times taken effective steps to implement this policy and convert ...  Read More

Enforcement of Right to Self-Determination: Opposition between Human Rights and Sovereignty of Governments

Morteza Akbary lalimi

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 59-77

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24707

Abstract
  One of the main principles in the contemporary international law is the principal of the right to self-determination which has been mentioned in many of international documents. From the historical perspective and in the formation process, this right has been just associated with colonial cases for a ...  Read More

The study of semi-liberty System with Emphasize to the Penal Policy of Iran

Mohammad Rezvani; Mazaher khajevand; Hamed Safaei Atashgah

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 79-103

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24719

Abstract
  Semi-liberty is one of the main characteristics of the principle of punishment individualization and is one of the ways to support the part time liberty of the delinquent in order to reduce the jail population, however, emphasizing a permanent surveillance. On the one hand, this helps with the family ...  Read More

The concept of public emergency with emphasis on human rights

Bagher Shamlou; Abolfazl Yousefi

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 105-123

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24721

Abstract
  Since 2001, due to the occurrence of unforeseen events detrimental to public order repeatedly states declared a state of emergency and apply extra ordinary measures. Source of such legitimacy is cited to public emergency. Public emergency means a state that there is a great and immediate threaten against ...  Read More

Non-Justiciable Acts of Government in Iranian Legal System

Jafar Shafiee; Aliakbar Gorji; Ali Ghanei

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 125-153

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24722

Abstract
  In this article we are going to study instances of the government's actions which are not subject to the judicial review of Administrative Justice Court. Usually in different legal systems, some government's acts -for some reason- have been excluded from the scope of judicial review. Identifying the ...  Read More

Preference the right of the accused on Intermediary's right in he International Criminal Court

Javad Salehi; Nariman Fakheri; Hossein Al Kajbaf; Mojtaba Babaei

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 155-172

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24724

Abstract
  Balancing the rights of the accused and Intermediary on the International Criminal Court is one of the serious challenges of Thomas lubanga Dyilo. The primitive branch prefers the accused's rights on Intermediary's right and even pays its heavy price by staying procedure until the Prosecutor also prefer ...  Read More

Criminological Analysis Of Prisoners Classification

Amir Hasan Niazpour

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 173-201

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24725

Abstract
  Prison sentences is important response of criminal policy.It usually used  for incapacitation of offenders or deterence.But,prison sentences use for rehabilitating criminals,now.prisoners classification is correction of metodes with it recognize in Iranian criminal policy.The article concerns the ...  Read More

Overview Of The Objectives And Challenges And Solutions Of International Competition Law

Abas Niazi; Ayam Kamarkhani; Mohsen Jalilian

Volume 80, Issue 96 , December 2017, Pages 203-227

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2016.24726

Abstract
  “International Competition law” or “International aspects of domestic competition law” are titles by which we apply competition regulation over international trade-economic activities of undertaking. We can use “international competition law” when we do not confront ...  Read More