Issuance of Death Sentence, Arising Out of Lack of Attention to Evidence Proving the Occurrence of Crime (An Analysis of Judgment No. 9609970262300522, 1396/07/25 Made by Branch No. 23 of the Tehran Islamic Revolutionary Court)

The philosophy of the judiciary can be considered as providing justice, possibility of achieving it and the realization of rights in the light of correct and timely implementation of ratified law.This philosophy can be reached by proper proceedings and realized in the form of strong decisions in conformity with the law.A correct and proper judgment is one that it is based on evidence, supported by law and in compliance with procedural principles and rules.Accordingly, in this article, the judgment made by Branch 23 of the Tehran Islamic Revolutionary Court with the aforementioned characteristics has been analyzed with a critical eye and regardless of positive aspects.Not addressing the positive aspects of the report is because, firstly, it is outside the analytical and critical approach of the article, and secondly, it is in line with what is expected.The result of the above analysis indicates the existence of six structural problems, sixteen substantial problems, and several procedural and writing problems.Examination of the above problems requires the necessity of strengthening the system of in-service training and supervision of judicial authorities.