النطاق القانوني لتدخل الإدعاء العام في الدعوى المدنية في القانون العراقي

Abstract EN

The Iraqi legislature has regulated the rules of the Prosecution Service by a special law.

Among the tasks entrusted to it was its interference in a range of civil proceedings to protect the interests of the state and society, either by its actual presence in those cases joining the party concerned with protection, or by challenging the judgments issued therein if they were found to have been in breach of the law, or it affects the interests and rights of the parties involved in protection.

However, the lack of the prosecution law in force to conclusively demonstrate that it must intervene, and the failure to provide for a specific mechanism to ensure such interference, has negatively affected the effectiveness of this task, and thus the efficiency of the performance of the prosecution in the civil action in question.

The research proposes to address this problem and answer the questions it raises, by determining the legal scope of the prosecution's involvement in the civil action, and by stating the legal texts and relevant judicial principles.