Security in police and judicial researches in Iranian law is based on the New Criminology of Rights.
Abstract
The new theory of the criminology of rights is a type of politico-economic orientation that has become criminological. This idea emerged as a result of the widespread financial crisis in the West, based on neoliberal economic policies of the 1970s and welcomed by right-wing politicians, where crime and censorship are replaced by an interactive and participatory policy, and participation is more likely than of government in the privacy of citizens is decisively occupied with the overwhelming elements of social order; that with the aim of guaranteeing life, finances and dignity of citizens and ensuring public institutions, seeing the prevention of crime only through a rigorous criminal procedure.
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