Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023)
This issue presents scholarly contributions in criminal law, public law, civil law, and constitutional studies through analytical and comparative approaches. The published research examines the feasibility of establishing criminal attempt in omission-based offenses, the legal conditions governing compulsory acquisition of endowments (waqf properties), and diverse models of crime prevention in Iranian and international legal systems, with particular emphasis on the liberal crime control model.
The issue further analyzes the legal consequences of the 2009 Pre-Sale of Apartments Act, explores the challenges and prospects of the internationalization of constitutional law, and evaluates the role of public order in regulations governing retributive punishment (qisas) within the Iranian legal framework.
All contributions have undergone a rigorous peer-review process and aim to strengthen both doctrinal foundations and practical applications in legislation, legal interpretation, and judicial practice.
