Challenges of Iran's legislative criminal policy regarding police accountability in detecting organized crime

Most countries have specific policies in the detection of organized crime that legislative criminal policy is part of these policies. Performs his / her intrinsic and legal duties. Although his / her duties towards obvious and invisible crimes are different and he / she must perform his / her duties in accordance with the judicial authority and according to his / her instructions and instructions, but there are obstacles and opportunities in this regard. Police law enforcement in detecting crime and identifying legislative challenges in detecting organized crime.

The present study is qualitative and in terms of implementation method, descriptive-analytical. Data related to the cholera method has been collected and analyzed by careful analysis of existing laws and regulations, documents, articles, books and other relevant documents, and by examining the theories of expert jurists and criminologists.

The findings of the study show that criminal policy in the field of organized crime detection, laws, regulations and bylaws have serious ambiguities and this has made the police unable to fulfill their responsibilities in various areas, including important and organized crime and other crimes. Others, like petty crimes such as drug dealers, do the right thing, and this has seriously damaged the social capital of the police.