الاشتراك الجنائي
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2008
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alneelain
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Criminal complicity is considered one of the most important
topics in the Sudanese penal code and the Jordanian penal code. This is
because of the high accuracy of its definition. This concept allows us to
identify the perpetrator of the crime and the accomplices whether it was
done through agreement or without an agreement, and how the crime was
committed in the case of the presence of criminal agreement or without it.
Thus there is some difficulty in identifying the criminal liability of each
accomplices .As known, crime in general is committed in an individual
way, whereas in the case of criminal complicity it is done by a group of
people which makes complicity stronger and more resolute. These crimes
can be more violent because the criminals back and cover each other. The
cause of choosing this topic in this study is because it is very important
from practical and theoretical field in our societies and to shed some li ght
on the kinds of criminal complicity, its definition, its aspects and its
retribution.
This study presents a comparative study between the Sudanese and
Jordanian penal codes, about criminal complicity, its general definiti on
which means that a number of individuals participate in committin g a
crime with a criminal intent and a criminal purpose. Crime in general has
a detrimental effect on the societies and the individuals bes ides, thc
perpetrators participation in a crime can promote more crilJ. '~s through
facilitating the crime and helping the perpctrator .thus no cri minal
liability occurs against someone unless they committed a c:ime and
participated in its execution .
This study is divided into five chapters:
Chapter one: discusses the definition of the crimi nal(penal ) complicity,
its elements, and its basics principles according to th e Sudanese and
Jordanian laws.
Chapter two: discusses the Cllrrent legislation theories about
criminal(penal) complicity according to the Sudanese and Jordanian laws
chapter three: discusses kinds of criminal (penal)compli city for the
perpetrator and the accomplice according to the Sudanese and the
Jordanian laws. This chapter also di scllsses the order to commit a crime
and the duress to commit a crime.
Chapter four: includes special aspects of criminal(penal) complicity
between the Sudanese and Jordanian laws.
These aspects are: Criminal complicity to execute a criminal agreement
or without a criminal agreement . The order to commit a crime, the
duress to commit a crime . criminal agreement, instigation, and aid.
Chapter five: presents special aspects of criminal(penal) complicity in
the Jordanian law which have no equivalent in the Sudanese penal code
expect in certain cases.
The study results showed that:
The topics of the multiplicity of perpetrators and accomplices of the
crime are called either criminal contribution or criminal participation.
The Sudanese law uses the tenn penal participation whereas the Jordanian
law uses the tenn (criminal participation). They are two expressions of
the same tenn.
* Although there IS a difference in the tenns of the criminal penal
Participation between the Sudanese and Jordanian laws, we find the
practical principles are almost the same.
ecuted in a planned * Complicity to commit a CrIme tlu·ough
organized way and criminal agreement is considcred one of the
usually more
dangerous than other
most dangerous crimes according to the
Sudanese Jurispmdence which included it in
articles (2 1 - 26). All countries should address
complicity crime in their penal codes because
complicity crunes are conunitted ti1fough premeditated agreement and
plamung between two or more people. So it is excrimes.
* there is a division of tile kinds of criminal penal participation between
the Sudanese and Jordanian laws. The Sudanese penal code quotes six
kinds of criminal participation: complicity as an execution to a criminal
agreement ,complicity without a criminal agreement, the order to commit
a crime ,the duress to commit a crime, criminal agTeement, instigation,
and aid. Whereas tile Jordanian law quotes complicity in the penal code
wlder chapter (liability). it classifies the accomplices into four kinds .they
are : the perpetrators who include the accomplices ,the intelveners, the
instigators, and tile people who hid tile perpetrators.
* Instigations as an aspect of criminalClicity accordi ng 0 the
Sudanese penal code is based on the creation of theme of the crime in an
individual then supporting it to become a determination to commit a
cnme. This support includes temptation, agreement or conspiracy and
help.
According to tile Jordanian law, the investigator is a person who
encourages, or attempts to make someone else commit a crime through
giving tl1em money or gift, or influencing them - through threat or tricks
or mauls of power .in other words the Jordanian law put certain methods
and ways to specify the insti gation crime.
* the study offered these recommendations:
- The study recommended that the Sudanese law identify methods and
ways of instigation, so as the Judge abide by the law texts.
*The Sudanese and Jordanian laws are recommended to introduce
clarifying examples that better clarify kinds of criminal complicity.
* The Sudanese and Jordanian laws should alleviate minor complicity
crimes retributions and to limit them in the strictest manner so as not
to be used as a context to violate public rights and freedoms of the
accomplices who played minor roles in the crime and with good
intent.
* The study reconunended that the Sudanese and Jordanian laws
alleviate minor complicity crimes retributions for individuals who
played minor roles in the crime and with good intent.
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دراسة مقارنة بين القانونين السوداني والاردني
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