M.A. Thesis:

خ دولت هم کلاسی: Cash of jurisprudential and legal Foundations of the Death Penalty in Economic Crimes in the Light of International Documents

Economic crime is one of the most important parts of criminal law, although the legislature has not recognized it as an independent entity. Prevention of crime for decades has become an important topic in criminology studies. Fighting economic corruption is a matter of debate in our society, which unfortunately occasionally comes with alarming news of its spread in various social areas. Article 2 of the Law on Disruptors of the Economic System of the Country is related to the punishment of economic crimes and states that if these crimes are intended to harm the Islamic Republic of Iran, to deal with it or to knowingly take effective measures to deal with the system in a state of corruption. The perpetrators will be sentenced to five years to 20 years in prison. The authentic jurisprudential sources say: "Taazir bama don al-Hadd" means a punishment that is less than the punishment, while deprivation of life and capital punishment are the most severe form of punishment, which is no longer a criminal interest in society. There are several theories about the nature of executions in economic crimes in Imamieh jurisprudence: Some believe that the death penalty for corruption offenses is beyond the scope of the law and that they are considered instances of corruption on earth. Others believe that economic crimes are punishable by ta'zir and some believe that the death penalty is ruled.

Keywords: Death Penalty, Economic Crimes, Jurisprudence and Islamic Law, International Documents