The impact of premeditated murderer death on punishment
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Abstract:
Due to the acceptance of the principle that punishments are personal, the premeditated murderer death would not violate the punishment of accused or sentenced person. However, about the premeditated murderer, paying of blood money has some disagreements. On the one hand, conversion of punishment to blood money is conditional to the approval of the murderer, that by his/her death, naturally it can not be enforced. On the other hand, the evidence about that Muslim blood should not be wasted, indicate that in the case of murderer death, it is demanding that the blood money should be paid from his/her property. The lack of clear and precise legal views on this issue, has created confusion and inconsistency in the legislation. It seems that if the failure is not due to claiming and executing the sentence, and the murderer is dead by natural causes, the blood money is not payable; but in cases that the fault of murderer or prolongation of procedure are causes of the murderer death, the principle of Muslim blood should not be wasted, make it necessitate to pay blood money.
Keywords:
murderer , Death , punishment , Blood Money , Retaliation , public treasury
Language:
Persian
Published:
Journal of fiqh, Volume:21 Issue: 81, 2016
Pages:
45 to 64
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