RESPECT FOR THE CRIMINAL TEXT DERIVED FROM SOCIAL REALITY

Autores/as

  • Ali Kadhim Kareem
  • Aqeel Aziz Auda

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18623/rvd.v23.6353

Palabras clave:

Criminal Text, Interest, Rights, Public Services, Respect For the Law

Resumen

The proper formulation of criminal provisions requires that the legislator be influenced, within certain limits, by moral rules, religious principles, and established social customs. It must also take into account prevailing economic and political necessities, as well as the interests and values of society. This is achieved through maintaining a balance between the public and private interests and ensuring the protection of individual rights and freedoms guaranteed by the constitution, in addition to the state’s provision of public services. Such considerations reflect the necessity of upholding criminal provisions that regulate access to and enjoyment of these services. Accordingly, this study seeks to address this issue by identifying the fundamental bases that necessitate respect for criminal law by all individuals. These bases are reflected in the substance of criminal provisions, which are connected to social reality and responsive to political, economic, and cultural changes. They also embody a balance between safeguarding individual rights and freedoms on the one hand, and protecting the public interest on the other. Furthermore, the study examines the state’s obligation to improve the service conditions of society and the impact of its failure to do so on the degree of compliance with, and violations of, criminal law by those subject to it.

Citas

Abd al-Aal, J. A. M. Traffic accidents and their governing elements. 1st ed. Center for Studies and Research, Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences, 1997

Abd al-Zahir, A. Special criminal laws – general theory. 1st ed. Dar Al-Nahda Al-Arabia, 2011

Ahmed, A. J. S. Criminal legal certainty. Doctoral dissertation, College of Law, University of Kerbala, 2019

Al-Hamliili, S. M. Criminal policy between traditional considerations of criminalization and scientific research in crime. Doctoral dissertation, Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Abu Bakr Belkaid, 2011

Al-Jaouni, F. K. Descriptive analytical statistical study of indicators of financial and administrative corruption and their impact on the human development index: applied study on Arab countries. Damascus University Journal for Economic and Legal Sciences, 25(2), 95–ff, 2009

Al-Kilabi, M. R. A. H. The role of social values in penal policy: comparative study. Doctoral dissertation, College of Law, University of Baghdad, 2017

Al-Tahafi, A. W. A. R. Objectives and provisions of traffic legislation in Iraq. 1st ed. Iraqi Association for Cars and Tourism and Prevention of Road Accidents, 2001

Amin, H. A. A. Education in Iraq between the knowledge economy and human development. Iraqi Journal of Economic Sciences, 20(72), 75–76, 2022

Ammar, A. General theory of administrative disputes in the Algerian judicial system: Part 1. 1st ed. University Publications Office, 1998

Azer, A. Concept of legal interest. National Criminal Journal, 15(3), 395, 1972

Biskri, R. Corruption and its relationship to traffic accidents. Al-Bahith Journal for Academic Studies, 6(3), 71, 2019

Dawood, I. M. R. Administrative corruption and its political and economic effects with special reference to Iraq's experience in corruption. International Studies, (48), 61–ff, 2011

Iraq. Constitution of the Republic of Iraq, 2005

Iraq. Traffic Law No. 8 of 2019, 2019

Iraqi Council of Representatives. Decision in session No. 22, December 18, 2019

Jalal, M. T. Principles of criminalization and punishment in contemporary criminal policy. Doctoral dissertation, Faculty of Law, University of Aleppo, 2004

Jniyh, M. R. Administrative law. 2nd ed. University Publishing Center, 2008

Khudair, M. A.; Hassan, B. S. M. Measuring and analyzing the impact of health services on the human development index in Iraq for the period 2005–2015. Tikrit Journal of Administrative and Economic Sciences, 2(38), 291, 2017

Mar'i, M. H. Responsibility of administrative bodies to advance the service reality: legal study on the responsibility of administrative bodies for the service reality in Iraq with focus on Nineveh. Noon Center for Strategic Studies, 2017

Mustafa, M. M. Explanation of the Penal Code – general part. 5th ed. Dar Al-Kitab Al-Arabi, 1960

Rais, W. Management by objectives in public institutions between theory and application. 1st ed. Dar Al-Bazouri Scientific Publishing, 2016

Saidi, A. A. R. M. Controls for creating special penal texts: analytical-comparative study. 1st ed. Arab Center for Scientific Studies and Research, 2018

Salama, M. M. Philosophical thought and its impact on criminalization and punishment. 1st ed., 1997

Salim, S. M. M. M. Administrative corruption in government organizations: causes, effects, methods of combating. Scientific Journal of Commercial and Environmental Studies, 8(3), 830–831, 2017

Sayed, R. E. Principle of legal security: analytical study in light of administrative and constitutional judiciary rulings. Journal of the Arab Universities Union for Legal Studies and Research, (34), 112–114, 2013

Sidqi, A. R. Philosophy of criminal law: foundational study in French thought. 1st ed. Dar Al-Nahda Al-Arabia

Surour, A. F. Principles of criminal policy. 1st ed. Dar Al-Nahda Al-Arabia, 1982

Surour, A. F. Constitutional criminal law. 2nd ed. Dar Al-Shorouk, 2002

Talba, A. Administrative law – judicial oversight of administration acts. 2nd ed. Directorate of University Publications

Descargas

Publicado

2026-05-05

Cómo citar

Kareem, A. K., & Auda, A. A. (2026). RESPECT FOR THE CRIMINAL TEXT DERIVED FROM SOCIAL REALITY. Veredas Do Direito, 23(7), e236353. https://doi.org/10.18623/rvd.v23.6353