¿Es eficiente el actual sistema procesal penal de Irán?

  • Mehdi Fazli Qom University, Faculty of Law, Qom (Iran)
  • Jalaleddin Ghiasi Qom University, Faculty of Law, Qom (Iran)
  • Mohammad Khalil Salehi Qom University, Faculty of Law, Qom (Iran)
Palabras clave: derecho penal, derecho procesal, ordenamiento jurídico, sistema judiciario, corrupción

Resumen

Este artículo contiene un estudio sobre la eficiencia del sistema penal diseñado en el nuevo Código de Procedimiento Penal de Irán, que entró en vigor el 22 de junio de 2015. A pesar de los notables esfuerzos del legislador, no se han llevado a cabo las reformas estructurales y estructurales necesarias. En consecuencia, no se espera que sea tan eficiente como las leyes anteriores debido a la falta de reformas fundamentales; las reformas causaron la mejora en la “eficiencia de bajo nivel” (ahorro de recursos en el sentido económico) más que en la de “alto nivel” (ahorrar recursos y desarrollar más justicia). El análisis de la eficiencia del Código y la propuesta de reformas fundamentales para contar con un Derecho Penal altamente eficiente en Irán son los principales objetivos de este documento. Después de una introducción (capítulos I y II), se da el enfoque histórico del sistema iraní en esta materia (capítulo III). Luego, se analizan tres tipos de eficiencia (en el capítulo IV), atendiendo algunos elementos, como la infraestructura, los factores estructurales y otros relacionados con el procedimiento. Finalmente, sintetizamos lo revisado en cuatro conclusiones (en el capítulo V). La principal conclusión es que la eficiencia en el sistema de procedimiento penal solo se hará a bajo nivel.

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Biografía del autor/a

Mehdi Fazli, Qom University, Faculty of Law, Qom (Iran)

Specialist in Criminal Law and Criminology, Qom University, Faculty of Law, Qom (Iran).

Jalaleddin Ghiasi, Qom University, Faculty of Law, Qom (Iran)

Associate professor in Criminal Law and Criminology, Qom University, Faculty of Law, Qom (Iran).

Mohammad Khalil Salehi, Qom University, Faculty of Law, Qom (Iran)

Assistant professor in criminal law and criminology, Qom University, faculty of law, Qom (Iran).

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2018-02-03
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Fazli, M., Ghiasi, J., & Khalil Salehi, M. (2018). ¿Es eficiente el actual sistema procesal penal de Irán?. Ius Humani. Revista De Derecho, 7, 67-87. https://doi.org/10.31207/ih.v7i0.185
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