M.A. Thesis:

Mediation in the rights of Iran and Saudi Arabia

Mediation is a process in which the parties resolve disputes between them by mediating a neutral third party mediator. The formation of this institution dates back to the late twentieth century in its present form. Nevertheless, from the past in different parts of the world, according to the rituals and traditions ruling in each of these regions, they have used this method. In Iran, too, it refers to elders and tribal elders to resolve conflicts of a very long time. In spite of this, our country's laws and regulations were unclear until the legislator approved it in the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1792 Identify the conditions and the related works. According to the law, the punishable mediation crime should be subject to conditions such as: first, the offense of committing offenses from grade six to eight, secondly, the absence of the right of God, and, thirdly, of other materials The law does not prohibit referral to mediation. The referral of mediation is subject to the request of the accused and the consent of the victim. Additionally, the consent to mediation is subject to judicial review by the judiciary, which include the conviction of the accused, the favorable status of the family, the social status, and the circumstances and circumstances that caused the crime. In Saudi law, mediation in the form of The right to restoration justice has been taken into consideration.

Keywords: mediation, Iranian law, Saudi law, quality audit