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Journal articles on the topic "Droit pénal syrien"
Almakhoul, Issa. "L’influence de la philosophie de la jurisprudence pénale sur le réarrangement des règles juridiques de prescription de l’action publique en Droit syrien et comparé en droit syrien-étude comparée." Journal of Law 12, no. 01 (April 1, 2015): 293–319. http://dx.doi.org/10.12785/ijbsa/120108.
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Radwan, Hamsa. "Le discernement comme condition de la responsabilité pénale : droit pénal comparé français et syrien." Thesis, Reims, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019REIMD005.
Full textDiscernment is a concept that marks the boundaries between law, psychology and philosophy. Therefore, the legal analysis of this notion must be understood within a psychological and philosophical framework. Discernment is a particularly complex notion. It is defined as the ability to distinguish between right and wrong. It may be confused with other notions with which it overlaps, such as criminal intent.It is therefore, indispensable to situate discernment in criminal legal theory. Thus, the following issues will be addressed in this thesis: Should discernment be linked to the legal understanding of what constitutes an offence, of to the theory of accountability? What are the consequences of the lack of discernment on the criminal liability of the offence perpetrator? Are these consequences similar in French law and in Syrian law? And lastly, when there is no criminal liability, what are the alternatives responses thesis shall look for alternatives responses provided for in both criminal law systems?
Al-Hanis, Abdul Jabbar. "Le procès pénal du mineur en droit syrien : comparaison avec les droits égyptien et français." Poitiers, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995POIT3006.
Full textThis work consists of a comparative study of the penal proceedings related to minors, in the syrian, egyptian and french laws. Its main target is to bring out suitable solutions, liable to improve and complete the protective system of childhood delinquency in syria. Basing our research on the comparison of the present laws in these three countries, we try and work out the few gaps which reduce the scope of the already existent judicial framing. We have thus emphasised how the real specialisation of the concerned judicial institutions in penal cases, where minors are involved, is not always brought to a claye. The efficiency of every judicial protection of minors is then reduced. The procedure rules are also affected in the same way : we may notice that the procedural guaranties are insufficient and a system of the execution of sentences, exclusively meant for minors, is just lacking
Faval, Joseph François. "L' évolution du droit pénal des mineurs en droit comparé : droit français et droit syrien : Contribution à la théorie générale de la responsabilité pénale." Paris 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA020005.
Full textMikail, Tamim. "Les privations de liberté individuelle sont-elles en voie de disparition ? : étude comparée entre les droits français, britiannique et syrien." Grenoble, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010GREND003.
Full textIn the three systems of criminal procedure French, British and Syrian, we can usually find an insufficiency of guarantees to ensure the protection of individual liberty against the abusive use of deprivation of liberty before judgement. Thus, in France and Great Britain, several laws have been adopted in recent years show a legislative will aggravate the deprivation of liberty. These laws, in a growing sense of severity, extended duration of certain deprivations of liberty, restricted certain guarantees, advantages, exemptions which the person deprived of his liberty could benefit. That, consequently, generates an imbalance between two requirements : safety and individual freedom. Public safety remains always a priority. The deprivation of liberty is always preferable to other means suitable for carry out the same objective. This reality is observed as much at the time of the procedure prior to the establishment of the culpability as after the establishment of that culpability
Al, Sara Yassine. "La privation de la liberté individuelle avant jugement ou "sans" condamnation pénale : étude de droit comparée (Franco-Syrien)." Thesis, Nantes, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018NANT3010.
Full textInfringing on personal freedom may be interpreted as being interfere or deprive an individual of his movement liberty to come and go. But, our study will be concentrate exclusively on the deprivation of liberty “before " or “without " a criminal conviction by comparing the two legislative systems of countries (France- Syria). To deprive a person of his liberty “before” or “without” condemned is dominated by legal imperative of security, the need to protect the society which would certainly be troubled by infringement already committed and maintenance of public order even without any offense or infringement. This is a particularly delicate issue that deserves special attention from the legislator in any legal system because it raises a problem of difficulty of finding a necessary balance between the security of society and the right to individual liberty " protected both nationally and internationally which is considered to be one of the most important rights for any individual, especially a problem of conciliation between the presumption of innocence and the need for the search for truth. It is therefore up to legislator to establish strict regulation for any deprivation of liberty measure before or without criminal conviction in order to ensure that it is fully compatible with human rights and to prohibit any risk of arbitrary detention. our research seeks to illustrate the legal requirement to be able to deprive a person of his freedom and regardless of the form the measure in question, both that based on the needs of research and the prosecution of perpetrators of criminal offences than that based on the maintenance of public order in the broad sense of the term, on the one hand, and the major guarantees surrounding the measure, the purpose of which is to ensure the effective protection interests and the rights of the person who is the object, on the other hand
Ali, Soumaya. "La loyauté de la preuve dans la recherche de la preuve pénale : Etude comparative : Des droits français, égyptien et syrien." Aix-Marseille 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AIX32037.
Full textThe specific character of the rules of proof in criminal procedure aims to find the truth which requires the principle liberty of proof. However, the search for the truth is limited and never totally free. The concern to find a balance between the effectiveness of the punishment and the guarantee of the rights of parties in a case requires ensuring fairness of proof. The term of fairness is not explicitly defined by law. This notion is derived from the jurisprudence and it is known under the name of legal ethics. The notion of fairness of proof has not developed in the same way in the French, Syrian and Egyptian legal systems which are the centre of this study. Every system has a specific way to treat the fairness of the proof whether in legislation matters or jurisprudence ones. The distinction between the principle of fairness and other similar principles such as, the principle of equality of arms or contradictory, allows qualifying fairness as a general principle. In fact, fairness is perceived as a principle tending to correct the free administration of the proof. It also contributes to strengthening the defence rights and defining the fundamental rights. Although it is viewed as a correcting principle of liberty of proof, fairness seems to be applied selectively. The policy of criminal law seems to be in favour of the punishment. For this reason, jurisprudence adopts a soft sanction regime when fairness question is raised concerning produced proofs by policemen or private individuals. The necessity of the preliminary investigation and the effectiveness of punishment have been materialized by the jurisprudence in admitting the admissibility of contested proceedings, and by the legislator in legalizing certain modes of investigation, which are not compatible with the principle of fairness