قاعدة التحول في الإجراءات الجزائية

Abstract EN

There are many procedural principles in the field of criminal law, including the principle of procedural economics, which means trying to be satisfied with as few procedures as possible, provided that the intended purpose fulfills this principle, which requires criminal proceedings to avoid the issuance of defective procedures and corrections.

The correction has many advantages, the most important of which is the avoidance of repugnant formalities that impede the work of the decision-making authority, which leads to the facilitation of the procedures.

Moreover, the correction prevents us from reaching the consequences of procedural penalties such as nullity and lack of procedures.

Many invalid ones come after the first flawed procedure, the most important of which is the re-action and conversion.