Judicial Law Views Quarterly (Law Views)

According to clause B of article 206 of Islamic penal code (enacted in 1370) & clause 2 of 288 article of Islamic penal code (enacted in 1390) the lawmakers is adopted " intention to commit a typically fatal act " as a criterion murder ( felony) in criminal law. Since the definition of the action or " Typically fatal act " does not exist in law , so , there is different interpretations of the law by the courts in practice and the judicial procedure ,as particularly manifested in the decrees issued by supreme court branches , suggests that the tribunals & supreme court branches regard-by extensive interpretation of article B clause 206 ,the mere '' usage of a lethal weapon" regardless of the position of the hit , as sufficient for verification of deliberate murder .

This article discusses some of the problems identified Precedent and the criteria for diagnosis and Identification of " Typically fatal act" deals.