Model Criminal Policy Towards Crimes Violating Family Sanctity: A Study of Challenges and Principles

Abstract

Abstract: In this research titled "Model Criminal Policy Towards Crimes Violating Family Sanctity: A Study of Challenges and Principles," we investigate the criminal policy for addressing crimes that violate family sanctity. The main issue of this research is to identify the challenges and principles that criminal policy should follow to protect the family and confront crimes against it. The importance of this topic is evident in that the family, being the fundamental nucleus of society, deserves special support and protection from the legal and judicial system. The existing problems in this field include lack of laws, improper implementation, and cultural and social challenges. The main objective of this research is to provide a thorough analysis of these challenges and present practical strategies based on the principles of model criminal policy. The research methodology in this work is descriptive-analytical, utilizing library sources and field studies to analyze laws and regulations, judicial procedures, and experiences in different countries. The results show that strengthening and updating laws supporting the family and addressing crimes against it plays a significant role in reducing these crimes. Adopting a preventive approach and early interventions in cases that may involve a risk of crime against the family has shown positive results. The findings also indicate that improving the efficiency of the judicial system and expediting the processing of cases related to family crimes has a positive impact on reducing these crimes. Establishing effective support systems for victims of family crimes, including psychological counseling and legal support, has contributed to mitigating the negative effects of these crimes.