Court of Cassation: Security measures to control the crime of bribery does not prevent the conviction of the accused
The Court of Cassation affirmed an important legal principle during its consideration of Appeal No. 23766 of 1987 on June 23, 2018 that the measures taken by the security services to control the crime of bribery do not affect the case, the defendants are not exempted and the crime is not prohibited. The defense of the appellant against the sentence against the accused of bribery to pay that the police have taken measures to control the crime is a valid judgment.
The court said in its merits: It does not affect the crime of bribery to be the result of a measure to control it, and therefore does not impugn the court contested omission to respond to what the defense raised in this regard.
Bribery is defined as the trading of a public servant in the performance of his job by demand, acceptance or acceptance of himself or for another person, a gift for the purpose of carrying out an act or abstention from work, a function of his job or a breach of one of his duties. Three pillars are the supposed condition of the crime, the physical property, and the moral pillar.
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