Background and Aim: According to the Code of Criminal Procedure and the principles of the Constitution, resorting to illegal actions in obtaining criminal evidence is prohibited, and any action taken in this regard without relying on the relevant laws, firstly, It is not heard because of illegitimate way through obtaining evidence; Secondly, for the reasons of the proof obtained in this way, the effect is not arranged. Our aim in this article is to examine the place of ethics in the obtaining evidence in the criminal law of Iran and Egypt. Materials and Methods: This is a descriptive-analytical study, which has been prepared by using the documentary method and taking notes. Ethical Considerations: From the beginning to the end of the...
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Background and Aim: Rulings and laws that can take place in different time and place conditions are ...
Background and Aim: Apart from the legal requirements, ethics require that the compensation of the l...
Background and Aim: Public acceptance of genetically modified products is largely rooted in religiou...
Background and Aim: In the light of the principle of free will, the parties to the contract generall...
Background and Aim: The revival of a nation's material and spiritual identity requires the revival o...
Despite the challenges noticed in the meaning and concept of pederasty (lawāṭ), different viewpoints...
Background and Aim: Crime detection is the first stage of a fair trial, about which several legal an...
“Abstractive or ideal plurality” of crimes is a general cause of aggravation of punishment and termi...
Background and Aim: Cultural humility is a life-long process which has a crucial role in enabling nu...
Background and Aim: Desirable bioethics is one of the goals of any political and social system, whic...
Background and Aim: Every citizen has a series of rights and duties in every legal system that shoul...
Sīra is of a sublime status in Shī‘a jurisprudence and has been used as the most important reason in...
Studying the nature of legal punishments (ḥudūd) and legal misdemeanors deserving these kinds of pun...
Background and Aim: As human interventions surpassed the power of natural regeneration, its adverse ...
Background and Aim: The process of government transactions is always accompanied by the possibility ...
Background and Aim: Rulings and laws that can take place in different time and place conditions are ...
Background and Aim: Apart from the legal requirements, ethics require that the compensation of the l...
Background and Aim: Public acceptance of genetically modified products is largely rooted in religiou...
Background and Aim: In the light of the principle of free will, the parties to the contract generall...
Background and Aim: The revival of a nation's material and spiritual identity requires the revival o...
Despite the challenges noticed in the meaning and concept of pederasty (lawāṭ), different viewpoints...
Background and Aim: Crime detection is the first stage of a fair trial, about which several legal an...
“Abstractive or ideal plurality” of crimes is a general cause of aggravation of punishment and termi...
Background and Aim: Cultural humility is a life-long process which has a crucial role in enabling nu...
Background and Aim: Desirable bioethics is one of the goals of any political and social system, whic...
Background and Aim: Every citizen has a series of rights and duties in every legal system that shoul...
Sīra is of a sublime status in Shī‘a jurisprudence and has been used as the most important reason in...
Studying the nature of legal punishments (ḥudūd) and legal misdemeanors deserving these kinds of pun...
Background and Aim: As human interventions surpassed the power of natural regeneration, its adverse ...
Background and Aim: The process of government transactions is always accompanied by the possibility ...