أثر الإرادة المفترضة في تحديد المسؤولية الجنائية

Abstract EN

Crime is a social phenomenon that has material aspects that we perceive with our senses and feel through the imbalance and confusion it causes in the conditions of the group and in the general systems that determine the course of community life, and the consequent economic, political and cultural damage that leads to the delay in the progress of society, and prevents it it shows the development necessary for the growth of his various energies.

the perpetrator of this crime is a human being pushed by several factors, including internal and external ones, that combined, mixed and interacted in producing this behavior leading to the commission of the crime, and here emerges the moral aspect that is the internal motives of the perpetrator where the sinful will is the main manifestation of it.

it is the latent force within a deviant person that controls his actions and behaviors and directs them towards criminal activity that is punishable by law, and if it were not for the existence of this sinful will, we would not be able to hold those who commit the criminal act accountable.

around which criminal responsibility revolves, whether there is or not.

criminal.

this requires an understanding of the facts and principles of criminal and social psychology that outline how this will is formed in some of its aspects that interact with other aspects, as well as the study of medical sciences that are concerned with the mental and neurological aspect and the diseases that it insists have a direct impact on.

or indirectly in the actions and behavior of the deviants who make up the laws and systems of the society in which they live, as well as knowledge of the extent of the influence of economic, social, cultural, religious and political factors on the human psyche that would push him to commit a criminal act.if these various factors combine and produce this sinful will, then the scientific and legal necessity requires evaluating the strength of this will, whether it is complete, incomplete or non-existent, and indicating the extent to which each of these cases affects criminal behavior.

the sinner and its impact on criminal responsibility and research in its various aspects explaining the biological, anthropological, neurological and psychological factors as well as the external, economic, social, cultural and educational factors that affect the strength of this will that drives the perpetration of the criminal act as we show the foundations that are carried out under which the responsibility of the offender is determined based on his strength of will.

it is natural that we shed light on some scientific and practical aspects that help in evaluating human behavior, which may represent a danger to society.