Ḥuqūq-i jazā-yi ‘umūmī: vākunish-i jāmi‘ah ‘alayh-i jurm

This comprehensive text, titled 'Ḥuqūq-i jazā-yi ‘umūmī: vākunish-i jāmi‘ah ‘alayh-i jurm' by Ḥasan Pūrbāfarānī, provides an in-depth analysis of general criminal law in Īrān. Published by Dānishgāh-i Iṣfahān, the book explores the theoretical and practical dimensions of society's reaction to crime. It delves into the varied objectives of punishment, the intricacies of security and educational measures, and the conditions under which legal and judicial mitigation or aggravation of sentences are applied. Designed for scholars, practitioners, and postgraduate students of law, this resource critically examines the evolution of the Iranian penal system, offering valuable insights into the contemporary legal framework governing crime and punishment in Īrān.