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A comparative study of the criminalization scale in Iran's criminal law with European law


Mazaher Khajevand Chatan, Seyyed Mohammad Mehdi Ahmadi

Abstract

Contrary to legal affairs, the purpose of which is to achieve either formal justice or the criterion of ‎the balance of probabilities, in criminal affairs, it is a criterion for the discovery of the absolute ‎material and material truth that the judge was accused of by evaluating the form and substance of ‎evidence and, in the light of the principle of education, the reason was beyond doubt. A reasonable ‎doubt is the truth of the event. Since the criterion of proof of guilty and innocent in Iran's rights ‎with European rights is different from that of the ruling legal systems, we have tried to provide a ‎thorough analysis of the concept and nature of the assessment of the evidence and the methods of ‎obtaining the courtesy of the judge in the Romani German law. And by examining a positive ‎criterion beyond reasonable doubt as a component of the criminal lawsuit in the system and ‎comparing it with the rights of Iran, the means of their differentiation and their mutuality's are ‎revealed‎‎.




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