The Deputy Judicial Chief of the Khorasan Razavi Judiciary emphasized that assigning a service like janitorial work as a punishment is not inherently an insult to this profession or its workers. He stated that the main criterion is that the punishment should be determined within the framework of the law, appropriate to the individual's circumstances and capabilities, and aimed at their rehabilitation and the benefit of society.
Assigning a Service Like Janitorial Work as Punishment is Not an Insult to the Profession
The Deputy Judicial Chief of Khorasan Razavi defended the practice of assigning janitorial work as a punishment, arguing it is not an insult to the profession. He stressed that punishments should be lawful, suitable for the individual, and focused on rehabilitation.
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📰 What Happened
The Deputy Judicial Chief defended the practice of assigning janitorial work as a punishment, stating it is not an insult to the profession. He emphasized that such punishments should be lawful and aimed at rehabilitation.
- The statement was made in the context of discussing alternative punishments.
- The emphasis was on the legal framework and rehabilitation of offenders.
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📚 Background
In Iran, the judicial system has been criticized for harsh punishments, and discussions about rehabilitation versus punishment are ongoing.
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