Jurisprudential and legal challenges about separation of forgivable offenses from unforgivable offenses In Iranian criminal law

In the customary crimminal law system, all crimes have public aspect. However, some of offences that are dominated by personal and private formation are considered by lawmakers as forgivable offences. In pre-revolutionary laws that were drafted on the basis of this system, delibirate crimes were subject to the principle of offences irrespective of condition of victim, while in the postrevolutionary laws up to 1370 under the influence of the Islamic Penal Code, intentional offences as the obvious case of personal right was forgivable. The Islamin Penal Code (1370) imposed a punishable offence for deliberate crimes in a state of affairs without public affairs over the private aspect. Although the Islamic Penal Code (1392) Provides for a penalty payment for caces where the conditions that are given for correctional punishment, but according to the sentence below, Article 103 of this punishment is not a general title.