Review the legal challenges of supporting economic crimes victims
Abstract
Economic crimes in industrialized developing countries, especially in Iran, constitute an important level of crime. The main nature of these crimes and the deep-seated tragedy of its victims in various areas, in addition to the wide range of economic crimes and the number of genuine and legal victims, and in particular the economic system, distinguish these crimes from other crimes. The support of this group of victims in various areas can be evaluated and reviewed. The most important type of support is legislative support, which anticipates various actions in this area, in the wake of several different laws by adopting various laws. But by examining the relevant laws, we find that only legitimate legislature has failed to take the necessary steps to support these perpetrators, in which numerous factors have affected it. In this article, one can examine some of these causes, including legislative changes, the inappropriateness of penalties, legislature vacuum, and so on.
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