Inspector and Auditor's Criminal Responsibility under the Law Governing the Securities Market and Imamiah Jurisprudence

Inspector and Auditor are considered as the pillars of a company. Their comments on the financial-economic information which are provided for shareholders, is considered to be the basis of decision-making and purchase or sale of shares by investors. Although, the rights and duties of inspectors and auditors are in different discretions, but they validate the financial information provided by companies. Despite the importance of their comments on economic and financial information of companies, there is no specified and strict enforcement except the article 267 of the Commercial Code. The article 267 is not comprehensive and has not included the auditors. This research is based on a library methodology with the aim of reviewing the guaranty of implementing the illegal behaviors of the inspectors and auditors of companies from the perspective of jurisprudence and law. Therefore, Article 49(3) of the Securities Market Act has been introduced as a guarantee of independent implementation of the auditor's and inspector's behavior. In addition, this article scrutinizes elements of this crime, describe some of the criticisms in this subject matter and some of the most important jurisprudential foundations in this area. Although in the religious texts, in the new issue of the subject, there is no detailed discussion of the company's audit and inspection, but some definite jurisprudential rules such as "Illegal Enrichment or unjust Enrichment", "Prohibition of Losses in Islam" and "Maintenance of the System" as this behavior criminology establishment has been described in this article.