Document Type
Original Study
Abstract
This study is summarized about the abuse of judicial officers in business entrusted to them by the law, by defining the judicial police and those in charge of it, and what their duties are towards the accused when investigating a crime, and the measures taken in the flagrant crime by granting them the authority to investigate Exceptionally, taking into account the rights of the accused in terms of arrest, search and entry to dwellings, the use of physical and moral means of torture is also prohibited for the accused and forcing him to answer the questions addressed to him. Most national legislation prohibits the use of physical or mental torture methods that force the accused to make statements he does not wish to say when asked, because it affects the integrity of his physical and moral body, which constitutes physical or moral coercion, as the authority of the control members is Judicial questioning is the question of the accused, not his questioning.
Recommended Citation
مهدي, ابابيل صالح
(2021)
"the rights of the accused when arrested and questioned by members
of the judicial police,"
Imam Ja'afar Al-Sadiq University Journal of Legal Studies: Vol. 1:
Iss.
2, Article 7.
Available at:
https://ijsu.researchcommons.org/ijsu/vol1/iss2/7