Legal Problem-solving Regarding the Unrest of 1401 Across Iran

Problem-solving research seeks to identify questions and problems that can be proposed and examined pertaining to an organizational issue or social event. This article as problem-solving research seeks to discern and identify legal questions and issues related to the unrest of 1401 in Iran. Identification and definition of these issues and questions provides a favorable ground for legal researchers to deal with the legal aspects of the 1401 unrest in Iran in the form of articles, theses, academic chairs, and even academic treatises. In addition, the results of this research can be useful for policymakers, planners, and legislators. The problem-solving nature of this research led to the writing of this article with the participation of 80 Iranian legal and judicial experts, of which 56 of them agreed to include their names as Co-author, and in this way, the indicator of the "number of authors" involved in the writing of a single article has also set a new record. The tools and methods of data collection in this research were library and case study methods, and the analysis of said data was carried out by the "content analysis" method. In this research, hundreds of questions or legal issues have been identified that can directly be used as subjects for research.