الخوف العصبي و أثره في المسؤولية الجزائية

Abstract EN

Fear plays a key role in influencing the behavior of individuals towards committing an offense, misdemeanor, or felony, because the psychological factor has a major role because of the nervous fear of moving the motives towards disturbances and confusion.

The accused was rational or insane at the time of the offense, But as societies developed and developed, psychological examination of criminal cases became a growing judicial tradition in Western and American countries struck by a plethora of civilization, and the purpose of examining the suspect - who may have neurological fear - was to find out the underlying psychological motivations that led him to get involved in Crime and the assessment of criminal responsibility in the light of what this examination reveals by the specialists in psychiatric diseases, whether professors specialized in psychology or doctors specialized in psychiatric diseases, including neurological fear.