The Importance of Ethics and Security in Securing Citizenship Rights from the Perspective of Judicial Law

Citizenship rights are one of the basic and ethical rights in human society, which creates security. According to paragraph 14 of the third article of the constitution, the government is obliged to use all its facilities to ensure the rights of individuals and create security for everyone in order to achieve its goals. Therefore, the present study was formed with the aim of investigating the importance of ethics and security in providing citizenship rights from the perspective of judicial law.

Ethics and citizenship rights are one of the main pillars of social life in all societies. Morality is the basis of citizenship rights and security is necessary to achieve it. The judicial system has the duty to formulate basic moral principles in order to ensure the safety of citizens, in such a way that the rights of individuals are not violated. Principles such as acquittal, the principle of public punishment, the principle of legality of crime and punishment, etc. Therefore, in every society, the existence of a healthy and capable judicial system is needed and necessary to realize the security of citizens. In fact, the judicial system of the country is responsible for the protection of citizens against the violation of their Sharia and legal rights.