الاستثناءات الواردة على الحبس الاحتياطي في التشريعات الجنائية : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

The Most of criminal procedural legislations stipulate preventive detention as an exceptional measure, as it is a legal means that enables the investigating judge to place the accused present before him in a criminal offense under temporary detention, in order to prevent him from tampering with the evidence of the crime or influence the testimony of witnesses, and to satisfy the angry feeling of society who committed the crime Or, to protect the accused from retaliation from the victim or his family, any member of the community; However, the investigating judge's authority in this procedure is not absolute for all crimes, and in various circumstances.

Rather, it is not equal for all persons, and there are legal exceptions for some accused.

As for their young age or for the jobs they occupy, whether these exceptions are decided by constitutional texts, internal laws, or international treaties.