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Iranian Criminal Justice System Now Obligated to Compensate Innocent Accused

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The Right of the Accused to Compensation in the Iranian Criminal Justice System
Mansour Rahmdel

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The article discusses how the Iranian criminal justice system now obligates the government to compensate innocent accused individuals for damages. This is a new development in the law that aims to respect the rights of those who have been wrongly accused. However, the law still lacks provisions for compensating individuals who have been unjustly detained. The new code of criminal procedure in Iran is seen as a step forward in creating fair compensation systems for accused individuals.