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The Crime of Fraud in witchcraft and Sorcery | ||
| AL-MANSOUR JOURNAL | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 25, 2017, Pages 27-48 | ||
| Author | ||
| Rasim Mseer Al shamerey | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The crime of fraud through witchcraft and sorcery has been quite important not only in the legal area but also in life, in general. Because the practice of witchcraft and sorcery in the community has increased and because there is no clear article in the Iraqi legislation condemning these acts which are done for the sake of getting money, this state has terribly affected both the individual and the community (including rulers, kings and presidents).many have lost their peace of mind as a result of listening to these tricky persons. In reality, people have embarked on these practices to solve their problems and to get some comfort but that has deplorably made them more miserable. Those practicing this kind of crime have different names such as fortune- tellers, astrologers, magicians and horoscope reader. Jurists and legislators differ in looking at these evil acts. Some have described them as special crimes. Still others have considered them as crimes of fraud. These things constitute, in fact, some difficulty concerning regulations, censorship and adoption, a thing which has required that these practices should be treated through legislations. The researcher, accordingly, has discussed tow topics in the paper. The first topic surveys the historical and legal development of the crime of fraud by witchcraft and sorcery. The second one deals with the basic elements of the crime of fraud by witchcraft, suggesting its characteristics. The research ends by providing a conclusion. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| crime of fraud; witchcraft; sorcery | ||
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