1. Independence of the judiciary as a cornerstone of fair trials A comparative study in Positive law and Islamic law
- Author
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Rizkar Mohammed Kader
- Subjects
cornerstone ,trails ,family ,Law - Abstract
Justice and equality in any country and under any legal system promote, inter alia, the fair conduct of criminal trials through specialized, independent, impartial and legal courts. If it is within the competence and duties of the state to prosecute and prosecute those who rebel against the prevailing social system and impose the legal sanction imposed on them and then to enforce the sanction against them. At the same time, all these procedures must be from the beginning to the end in a framework of justice and equality, and the accused should be afforded adequate protection and guarantees against any attempt to misuse criminal proceedings to harm them in a way that ultimately realizes the primary function of the trials. There are also two important consequences: first, that a criminal who has committed a crime does not go unpunished, and the second, that an innocent person is not punished for a crime he has not committed.
- Published
- 2009
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