الأحكام الموضوعية لبعض جرائم الاعتداء على الأشياء المضبوطة

Authors

  • ا.د مرتضى فتحي جامعة قم الحكومية - كلية القانون
  • الباحث/ حسين علي جاب جامعة قم الحكومية-كلية القانون

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61353/ma.0190084

Keywords:

rulings, subject, crime, assault, objects, control

Abstract

Every

legal system in any society is based on a set of legal rules that differ depending on the nature of the issues that regulate them. These rules regulate the relationship between individuals and institutions, regulate the behavior of the individual and determine his rights and duties. The legislator also chooses a set of these rules that have special importance, and stipulates: It is necessary to respect it by all individuals, by imposing an appropriate penalty on those who violate it, and that the rule in determining and protecting these interests is due to society’s need for them and their importance to it, and seized objects are subject to de facto assault through their exposure to crimes of forgery, theft, breach of trust, destruction and alteration. Loss, replacement, etc. It may also be exposed to the evidence of the crime that is seized in the criminal case by policemen and others, as well as the seals that are placed on the things that are seized. Crime is a tangible physical existence and a realistic entity that the law has previously stipulated in a formula to embody its existence. It is in a form In general, every act or omission is criminalized by the law and a punishment is prescribed for it, and every crime, regardless of the subject of the assault, and whatever its subject, requires the presence of its elements for its establishment. If those elements are fulfilled, the perpetrator deserves punishment. In order to understand the substantive provisions for crimes of assault on seized objects, we decided that We discuss some of these crimes that affect the course of criminal justice.

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Published

19-03-2025

How to Cite

الأحكام الموضوعية لبعض جرائم الاعتداء على الأشياء المضبوطة. (2025). Al-MAHAD Journal, 19, 84-112. https://doi.org/10.61353/ma.0190084

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