The college of law at the University of Baghdad discussed a master’s thesis in the criminal law of the student (Hala Yassin Mohammed), tagged with (penal denial of Justice – A Comparative Study), on Wednesday, corresponding to 11/9/2024 on the conference hall at the college.
The thesis aims to identify the objective subjectivity of holding the perpetrator accountable for the crime of denial of justice in the Iraqi legislation, as well as the statement of the legal model of the crime of denial of justice and clarify the ways to hold the perpetrator accountable for the denial of justice, civil, criminal and administrative in the Iraqi legislation.
The thesis included three chapters, the first of which dealt with the legal nature of the denial of justice in the criminal field, the second chapter dealt with the legislative model of the crime of denial of justice, and the third chapter dealt with the procedural self-regulation of the crime of denial of Justice.
The thesis came out with several recommendations, the most important of which is the recommendation of the Iraqi legislator to adopt the same Moroccan orientation, and this adopts the idea of two notifications stating that “the responsibility of the judge for the crime of denial of Justice, which is criminalized by the text of Article (234) Iraqi penalties by sending two notifications to the judge accused of denial of Justice, informing him personally, and between each notification and the other for a period of (15) a day, the recommendation of the Iraqi legislator stipulates in the misdemeanor of denial of Justice a penalty of deprivation of access to judicial and public functions for a period of 5-10 years.
