The idea of attribution in the Penal Code

An attribution within the zone of criminal law is considered as one of the criminal responsibility's hypotheses, or it may be prior to it considering that penal responsibility is the definite result of attributing a criminal act to it's doer materialistically and morally. In a more accurat...

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Main Authors: Mohammad Hosain AlHamdany, Dalshad Abd Alrahman Yosif
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: University of Mosul College of Law 2010-09-01
Series:الرافدین للحقوق
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Online Access:https://alaw.mosuljournals.com/article_160596_0f45941189dda70ae3aa955147b2dc32.pdf
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Summary:An attribution within the zone of criminal law is considered as one of the criminal responsibility's hypotheses, or it may be prior to it considering that penal responsibility is the definite result of attributing a criminal act to it's doer materialistically and morally. In a more accurate phrase; a responsibility of a person for an act can not be discussed or talked about unless this act is attributed to him materialistically. This form of criminal attribution needs attributing a criminal result to a certain act, then attributing this act to a certain doer. But the materialistic attribution alone is not quite enough to decide and restrict a person's responsibility but it must be associated with the moral attribution, and such situation needs that a person or a doer of a criminal behavior commits it with a free and chosen will..
ISSN:1819-1746
2664-2778