The Effect of Fuzzy Logic on Punishment of imprisonment with a Look at Postmodern Criminology (By field study and questions from judges)

Undoubtedly, justice in societies requires precision and proper implementation of laws. Postmodernism and fuzzy logic largely removes the barrier to Aristotelian dualism and the obstacles to the advancement of science. Given the increasing numbers of inmates, the necessity of using postmodern criminology and the use of appropriate and varied responses by legislators to crime seems to be a psychological action based on fuzzy logic. The present study is a descriptive study using survey method and questionnaire in accordance with Islamic Penal Code. Given the increasing number of prisoners, using the fuzzy logic and postmodern criminology, the effect of the two on imprisonment was investigated. The findings of this study show that by establishing a fuzzy system and postmodern forensic investigations of the offender's position and status while committing the crime, judges can issue alternative sentences of imprisonment in light of the conditions provided by law. Thus, both the inflow of prisoners is reduced and the exposure of new damage can be kept away. It would appear that we will move to a more rigorous approach to judicial justice by relying on Islamic jurisprudence and the creation of a fuzzy system in the judiciary and a postmodern view of crime.