The role of criminal law in criminalizing defamation of a person under anesthesia through social media (a comparative study(

Jassim, Osama Farid; Al-Darwish, Tarteel Turki

doi:10.37651/aujlps.2024.151614.1300

	The role of criminal law in criminalizing defamation of a person under anesthesia through social media (a comparative study(
Journal of Anbar University for Law and Political Sciences
Article 8, Volume 14, Issue: 2 part 2, December 2024, Pages 164-192 PDF (855.36 K)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.37651/aujlps.2024.151614.1300
Authors
Osama Farid Jassim^* ¹; Tarteel Turki Al-Darwish²
¹Faculty of Law - Sumer University
²Regional Expert at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime for the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries.
Abstract
There is no doubt - we have - that the criminal law plays a major and effective role - as the authority of legislation - in protecting the social system and what this protection achieves is the development of the members of society, and since criminal behaviors represent a violation of the social norm, throw sparks at it, and undermine the security of society and its entity, the function of the criminal law appears - As a fortified fence - to protect public and private rights and freedoms, and saying this - obviously means - that the contribution of the criminal law in combating attacks in the form of defamation on the right to private life achieves a social aspect, which means preserving the individual’s secrets from being spread by force, and it is clear that the criminal law imposes criminalization on an act. Defaming someone who is under anesthesia;In order to preserve his reputation, dignity, and the reverence that he should be held by society, and despite the seriousness of this act and the disapproval it faces from society, it was a real nucleus for investigating its details.
Keywords
defamation; anesthesia; philosophy of criminal law; valid interest

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