Examining the dowry program in Parliament

Syed Ali Kazmi, spokesman for the judiciary:

The version was approved in the parliament under the title "Amendment of the Law on Execution of Financial Convictions".

🔹 In this plan, the goal is to change the prison sentence to monitoring in electronic systems in the case of unintentional convictions where no money is collected, such as compulsory bail, dowry and dowry, where there is no history of collecting money.

New proposals were also made; For example, regarding the price fluctuations that we have regarding the price of gold and things like that, there used to be a process where these cases had to go to court and the court would give a verdict again and then the verdict would be implemented. Here it is proposed that these cases be determined when the punishments are carried out, according to price fluctuations, and that the process be shortened so that the rights of the convicted are recovered.

🔹 This plan was proposed in the Salami Council and reached the Guardian Council. It was also brought up in the Supreme Supervisory Committee of the Council of Reason. The Council of Judges found objections to the wording of the Parliament's decision in terms of contradictions with Sharia and the Constitution, and the Supreme Supervisory Council, in which the representative of the judiciary was present and presented the views of the judiciary at that meeting, found objections in contradictions with the general policy of the system, and the decision was returned to Parliament.

🔹 This plan is reviewed by the Judicial and Legal Committee of the Parliament and the Judiciary has the necessary cooperation with the Parliament in order to solve these problems. The objections that the judiciary had regarding this version were legal and technical objections in terms of the implementation of this law; Because the main implementation of this law is the responsibility of the judiciary.