Listening to conversations from the perspective of Iranian criminal law, Imami jurisprudence, international documents and conventions

Shahrany, Mahmood; Jazayeri, Seyed Abbas

doi:10.22034/jml.2024.544274.1070

Listening to conversations from the perspective of Iranian criminal law, Imami jurisprudence, international documents and conventions

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Document Type : Specialized article

Authors

Mahmood Shahrany ¹

seyed Abbas Jazayeri ²

¹ Islamic Azad university,shahrekord,iran

² Assistant Professor of Law, Shahrekord Branch, Islamic Azad University, Shahrekord Branch, Iran

10.22034/jml.2024.544274.1070

Abstract

According to the principle of legitimacy of the study of reason, the principle of respect for human dignity and the principle of respect for the privacy of the believer, the protection of privacy of individuals in the field of communication and conversation has been emphasized and supported by legislators of different countries. Protection of the privacy of individuals in all areas, enacted a comprehensive law that defined the boundaries of the issue, although there are scattered provisions in the law to protect the privacy of individuals.Ordinary laws and the Constitution of Iran provide for legal guarantees to protect the privacy of individuals, including the privacy of communications and conversations. Respect for the privacy of individuals and mentioning legitimate and permissible cases of eavesdropping are the findings of the research. This research is theoretical and its method is descriptive-analytical and the method of collecting information is library and by referring to documents, books and articles This article seeks to examine the interception of conversations from the perspective of Iranian criminal law, Imami jurisprudence, and international documents and conventions.

Keywords

Keywords: Conversation

Crime Detection

Communication Control

Privacy

Eavesdropping

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