The Impact Of Transitionl Justice Renaming Political Crime

Authors

  • . Falih Maktoof Kassed Part - Time Teacher At The College Media – Uruk Univesity

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66026/xpq8h227

Keywords:

Political crime, transitional justice, state security, modern legislation, parallel judiciary.

Abstract

The fact that there are punitive legal texts related to political crime, which have traditionally been activated, to correspond to (acts) that produce their establishment, is reflected in purely political necessities, determined at the same time by the interest of those holding power in a period, followed by judicial rulings consistent with them in which (justice) is always supposed to be exercise. But that reality will change, and the collapse will be in return for that stability if the political system changes in another system, as happened when the previous system, which reflected the interest of the previous regime, changed with the transitional justice system. The adaptation of the legal texts is being reconsidered and the judgements on the basis of them are becoming incriminating evidence for those who issued them, and a major change has overturned the course of events, and a package of new procedures has required the adoption. What was legislated and judicial rulings were issued, bringing charges against (political crime), on the basis of which human rights were violated and his freedoms were violated in the previous era, became itself a guide to prosecuting those involved in those violations, a guide to compensate victims, and discovering another part to the political crime.

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Published

2025-02-22