القوة الثبوتية للمحاضر في مادة الجنح

Abstract EN

There is no offence or any sentence unless referred to or identified as such by the law and no sentence of any crime for anybody except if legal evidence is available so as to convince and enable the judge to take a decision.

There are many widespread (common) crimes and the most important means of their existence is the transcripts which the judge focuses on to say whether there is a crime or not.

What is wise from this conclusive force of these transcripts is the desire to fulfil the right of the society to punish this kind of offence.

And some of the aspects of these crimes is that they do not leave any trace to be easily considered as an evidence for committing crime and to find out the criminal since the offender works hard to hide its trace whereas the task of the man of the law is unveil the truth and fight crime.