المعايير الدستورية للنظام العام و أثرها في التشريع الجنائي

Abstract EN

This study examined the constitutional standards of public order and their impact on criminal legislation, By dividing it into three sections, The first topic dealt with the concept of public order and its basic foundations, as well as general and realistic public order considerations, As for the second topic, it is devoted to clarifying the applications of public order in the branches of public and private law, in While the third topic dealt with comparing the considerations of public order in constitutions and the reflection of these considerations on public and private penal legislation.

A set of conclusions and recommendations was reached, and among the most important results is The idea of a modern public order has evolved in the manner in which it is based on several criteria or considerations In addition to the general criteria of interest and the standard of rights and freedoms, There are realistic standards represented by the standard of public opinion and the standard of sovereignty and national security.

The idea of public order is also related to power, the latter being represented by a person, Hence, it is not a state-linked idea As for the most important recommendations, it is necessary to take the countries into the nature and developments that the international community has become