Research Jurisprudence and Law
The Effectiveness of the Judicial Procedure of the Private Courts in Forming the Concepts of International Criminal Law: A Critique of the Book “International Criminal Law in Jurisprudence”

Hussein Aghaei Janatmakan

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 1-18

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5014

Abstract
  The purpose of this paper is to investigate how to form substantial and procedural international criminallaw through the judicial procedure of international criminal courts. International criminal law is a new discipline, the stem of which is in international and criminal law, and it has not been established ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critique of the Islamic Penal Code in the Nature of the Defensive and its Relationship with the Threat of Exposing to the Publishing of Honorary Papers

sayyed hosain aletaha; Aref Bashiri

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 19-39

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5035

Abstract
  Today, the advancement of electronic devices has made the scope of the people’s encroachment on people’s privacy not limited to physical presence, and this has caused people to exploit advanced tools to raid the wealth and property of others, and by overshadowing the social security of the ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critique on the Rules Governing the Collection of Overdue Bank Claims

Ali Asghar Esmaili Far; GholamHossein Massoud; Mohammad Kazem Emadzadeh

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 41-58

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5016

Abstract
  The deferment of bank’s claims and the impossibility of collecting or delaying their receipt can be considered as a clear violation of banking Achilles. The range and prolongation of this situation could jeopardize the power of paying banks and, ultimately, their bankruptcy, and the bank’s ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Comparative Review of the Civil Liability of the Government and Its Counsel in Iranian and English Law

Afshar Akbari; Wali Rostami; Faramarz Atrian

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 59-79

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5017

Abstract
  Authorities and courts, dealing with complaints and disputes arising out of different disputes within a community, form a part of the legal system of that community. These authorities are usually created by legal mechanisms and are responsible for handling and adjudicating disputes and voting against ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critique on the Book “Civil Liability and Compensations”

Mohammad Mahdi Alsharif; Seyyed Mohsen Ghaemfard

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 81-103

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5018

Abstract
  It is easy but rigorous to compile an educational textbook. In such books, requirements of educational texts should be responded alongside matters such as the accuracy and solidity of the principles, the avoidance of inconsistencies, which are essential in the compilation of any textbook. The requirements ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
Human Rights Course in Iran and its Relation with Islamic Thoughts (from 1993 to 1916)

Bagher Ansari

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 105-125

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5019

Abstract
  Establishing the Human Rights Course in Iran has formally accomplished in 1993 by the enrollment of applicants in four universities. Now, its relation to Islamic thoughts is one of the main questions in this course. If the status of syllabuses, students, theses, research, educators, and resources indicate ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critique on the Book “Requirements of Constitutional Law”

Hussein Javan Arasteh

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 127-142

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5020

Abstract
  The “Requirements of Constitutional Law” written by Seyyed Abolfazl Ghazi Shariat Panahi, is a summary of the book “Constitutional Law and Political Institutions”, which presents the most important issues related to the generalities of constitutional law in accordance with the ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critique and Review of “Civil Responsibility Law” in the Current Iranian Law

aliabbas hayati

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 143-165

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.27995.1799

Abstract
  The Civil Liability Act, the articles of which are mainly adapted from the Swiss Obligations Act, was founded in 1339. After the victory of the Islamic Revolution, due to the change of approach and attitudes about the rules regarding coercive guarantees, the enforcement of some of the articles in the ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
Critique of the Policies and Laws to Promote Local Content in International Contracts and Present the Selected Solutions, with Emphasis on the Oil and Gas Sector

Hoosein Heirani; Mahdi Hamidi; Mahdi Sahafzade; Mahdieh Nasrini

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 167-192

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5022

Abstract
  Like most countries with oil and gas reserves, Iran has sought to maximize its domestic share in international oil contracts by adopting different policies and laws. Nevertheless, these policies have always faced challenges in formulating and implementing them, resulting in the failure to fully realize ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critical Review of Some of the Rules Relating to Conflict of Laws in Personal Terms from the Point of View of Jurisprudence and Law

Mustafa Daneshpajooh

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 193-215

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5023

Abstract
  Some of the articles of Iran's international private law concerning the conflict of laws,which are reflected in articles 5 to 10 in the first volume and 956 to 975 of the second volume of the Civil Law, have suffered from at least one of the following problems: 1) uncertainty and brevity of some articles ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
Anxiety in Foundations, Difference in Inference (A Review of Dr. Katouzian’s Thoughts in the Second Edition of the Book “Lessons of the Certain Contracts”)

SayyedMohammad Razavi; Sayyed Ali Razavi; Rasul Rafiee

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 217-231

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5024

Abstract
  The foundations are the basis of the structure of reasoning in theoretical discussions. Therefore, adopting the basics in each issue establishes a different result. This is reflected in the substantive civil rights discourse, which is largely based on Islamic jurisprudence. One of the major drawbacks ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
Humanization of International Law and Protecting Nationals Abroad: A Critical Study of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Legal Approach and Procedure

ehsan shahsavari; Mehdi Hatami

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 233-253

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5025

Abstract
  Consular protection is a mechanism for protecting the rights of nationals deprived of liberty in foreign countries. The state-oriented reading of this phenomenon does not provide a comprehensive obligation to protect the nationals and make it a matter of discretion for the concerned state. A fundamental ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critique on the Book “Forensic Medicine for Law Students”

Naser Ghasemi

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 255-274

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5029

Abstract
  Medicine is a science that human beings have accepted for a long time, felt its necessity on people’s lives, and used it a lot. Among these applications is the intersection of medicine with the very important subject of judgment and various legal issues such as Forensic Medicine. In other words, ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
Positive Principle Theory: The Study of the Positive Realm of Practical Principles Mahmoud Kazemi

Mahmoud Kazemi

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 275-298

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5030

Abstract
  The implementation of the practical principles of inference of religious ruling is in cases where there is no religious reason. The authority of the principles is often a Shari’a ruling, and its provisions are proved by providing the rules, although sometimes the principle applies to the issue ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critique on the Book “International Space Law” The narration of the Extent of Law Beyond the Planets

Seyyed Hadi Mahmoudi

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 299-316

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5031

Abstract
  Space law is one of the newest and most innovative branches of international law, and along with the activities of space since the 50's, the relevant legal provisions have also been developed, and, in this regard, numerous books and articles have been published in the West. However, Persian legal literature ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Policy Analysis on the Case of Legal Files of the Chemical Injuries Based on a Policy Cycle

SayyedFazlolah Mousavi; Naser Bagheri Moghaddam; Ghazaleh Taheri Attar; Sayyed Mahdi Cheheltani; Meysam Davari

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 317-342

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5032

Abstract
  Observance of the rights of citizens and pursuing their problems is one of the essential duties of governments. Today, no country can afford the necessary support to pursue the rights of its citizens. This becomes even more important when the rights of citizens of one country are violated by other countries ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Critique of the Crime of Not Registering the Marriage

Seyed Alireza Mirkamali

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 343-362

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5033

Abstract
  In order to protect the family and prevent its dissolution, the Iranian legislator passed the Family Protection Law in 1391 and required the registration of marriage to support the family, woman, and children. In this context, there are criticisms of the temporary marriage. Despite the fact that this ...  Read More

Research Jurisprudence and Law
A Criticism of the Condemnation of Rescuers According to Civil Liability (The Rule of Ehsan(bless) over Deliberate Destruction(loss))

Seyyed Hassan Vahdati Shabiri; Hussein Abdul Hamid

Volume 19, Issue 12 , March 2020, Pages 363-386

https://doi.org/10.30465/crtls.2020.5034

Abstract
  The salvation of the injured during the events of the accident is an example of kindness, but the deliberate destruction in damages is guaranteed, so some examples of these two seem contradictory and disturbing in the responsibility of the rescuers.  In resolving this misunderstanding, it may ...  Read More