An Introduction to the Concept of State Crime from the Bioethics Principles Perspective

State crime, the organized behavior of a country's government towards reversal or ignorance of citizen's rights, is one of the concepts receiving little attention in the criminology literature. One of the reasons related to this problem is the definition of crime by every country's government - accused of committing state crime. Explaining this concept by using the principles of the Bioethics is helpful because the principles are common and general and applicable to all people and all communities regardless of race, nationality, religion etc. therefore, the aim of article is use to principals justice, satisfaction, not harmful, and respect as four principals of the most important Bioethics principals to explain the state crime. This article is applied in terms of purpose and qualitative in terms of data nature and used methodology is descriptive-analytical. We conclude that state crime - in all types committed - occurs following the reverse of one or more aforementioned principles.