Social dangers arising from ignorance of the law with an attitude towards judicial procedure

Ignorance of the law is the cause of many dangers and crimes today, as at present more than 50% of prisoners are illiterate and have no knowledge of the law. According to studies, the occurrence of crimes in society is directly related to the level of literacy of individuals, so that people who are ignorant of the law are more likely than others to commit crimes and increase social risks. For example, in the context of the release of goods, ignorance of customs clearance laws can lead to a change in the legal status to the status of smuggling. In the case of transactions, the lack of any of the necessary conditions for the validity and accuracy of the transaction affects the status of the contract. So that if in the conditions of any of the interlocutors or exchanges or the contract of sale is disturbed, the order of the desired religious effect will face problems. There is an important rule about the effects of ignorance, which is: Ignorance of the law does not absolve of responsibility. The results indicate that ignorance is a relative concept and does not have the authority to be expressed under a general rule, but determining whether defense is considered ignorance is a precise judicial task that is the responsibility of those in charge of the judiciary.