Abstract
In accordance with the prevailing understanding of the principles of Article 168 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the absolute political (both press and non-press) crimes and the press (both political and non-political) shall fall under the said principle and all such offenses shall ...
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In accordance with the prevailing understanding of the principles of Article 168 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the absolute political (both press and non-press) crimes and the press (both political and non-political) shall fall under the said principle and all such offenses shall be dealt with. This conception of Article 168 has shaped the practice of the current system of judicial system in Iran over the past three decades for the prosecution of press crimes courts, whereby the rights and dignity of individuals or the ethical standards and order of public safety during proceedings. Many publications of the press and media have been publicly infringed. Iran's economy has been critically reviewed and cited in the absolute openness of press crime hearing that finally must have been held in secret, with the exceptions to the principle of publicity - the ill-conceived consequences of the public formation of the press court, and in order to get out of this defective judicial tradition, the enforcement of the two laws of criminal procedure enacted in March 2013 and the political crime enacted in 1395 (That would disable political and civil courts T allowed), has been emphasized.
