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مرکز وکلای و قوه قضاییه _ دانشگاه شهید باهنر کرمان
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Theology-Law and Theology-Martyr Bahonar Kerman-Kerman-Iran
10.22034/jaml.2021.526616.1004
Abstract
In Iranian law, the need to form a jury in political and press crimes is enshrined in Article 168 of the Constitution, but there is not much legal literature on the need for compliance or non-compliance of the trial court with this institution. The jury in dealing with judges in press crimes and its place in the legal system of our country to be addressed. The results show that .1 The anticipation of a jury in terms of constitutional rights can be justified in two ways: a. It enables the participation of the people in the judicial process, especially in political and press crimes that have a public aspect. b. The executive branch guarantees the impartiality of the plaintiff. 2. The court is obliged to comply with the jury's view of innocence because the jury's opinion is based on the principle of innocence. Follow the principle of legality of crimes and punishments. Therefore, if the jury is guilty, the court can acquit on the basis of the legality of the crimes, because it is bound by the law.
Madadi zadeh,F. and taram,M. (2021). Adherence to the Press Crimes Tribunal in the opinion of the jury. (e244612). Modern Jurisprudence and Law, (), e244612 doi: 10.22034/jaml.2021.526616.1004
MLA
Madadi zadeh,F. , and taram,M. . "Adherence to the Press Crimes Tribunal in the opinion of the jury" .e244612 , Modern Jurisprudence and Law, , , 2021, e244612. doi: 10.22034/jaml.2021.526616.1004
HARVARD
Madadi zadeh F., taram M. (2021). 'Adherence to the Press Crimes Tribunal in the opinion of the jury', Modern Jurisprudence and Law, (), e244612. doi: 10.22034/jaml.2021.526616.1004
CHICAGO
F. Madadi zadeh and M. taram, "Adherence to the Press Crimes Tribunal in the opinion of the jury," Modern Jurisprudence and Law, (2021): e244612, doi: 10.22034/jaml.2021.526616.1004
VANCOUVER
Madadi zadeh F., taram M. Adherence to the Press Crimes Tribunal in the opinion of the jury. Modern Jurisprudence and Law, 2021; (): e244612. doi: 10.22034/jaml.2021.526616.1004