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11873_2002 Study D2: Poverty, Informal Sector, Health and Labour The death penalty was authorized for murder, arson of an inhabited building, assassination of the king (or attempts on his life), and a broad range of serious crimes defined as threats to the security of the state. These latter offenses included acts such as treason, espionage on behalf of an unfriendly foreign power, and armed insurrection. Imprisonment for life was imposed for such felonies as lesser crimes against national security, homicide during commission of a misdemeanor or that resulted from torture, and the more serious forms of theft. Shorter imprisonment was prescribed for these same offenses if mitigating circumstances are warranted. Such punishment also was authorized for terrorist activity, membership in subversive organizations, counterfeiting, forgery of official documents, and abduction. Misdemeanors included such offenses as gambling in public places, bribery, perjury, simple forgery, slander, embezzlement, assault and battery, and disturbing the peace. The influence of sharia was still evident in the imposition of prison sentences for desertion of a child, abortion, marrying a girl under the age of sixteen, openly ridiculing the Prophet Muhammad, and breaking the fast of Ramadan. Sharia also was important in the criteria for justifiable homicide. No penalty was imposed for the immediate killing of someone who defiled a person’s or a family’s honor. Minor violations covered by the code included traffic violations, seeking redress for a crime without recourse to civil authorities, public drunkenness, and violations of administrative regulations such as licensing and safe housing requirements. These infractions were punishable with or without proven intent. Most minor violations resulted in fines being assessed against the offender. 4.2. Policy and Legislation Orientation The government policy to face crime and to protect the Jordanian community from its evils is divided into two tracks; the first is to adopt preventive measures throughout the development of the justice authorities and the continuous support to the security forces in Jordan and providing it with its needs in terms of advanced weapons and equipments, and to develop its manpower throughout the extensive training programs. In FONDAZIONE CENSIS 93
11873_2002 Study D2: Poverty, Informal Sector, Health and Labour addition to monitoring criminal statistics, which is the main way to understand the crime phenomena and its relation with other socio-economic indicators. The second track is the capture of criminals and the imposition of legal punishments. In 1986, the concept of the prison system was revolutionized with the establishment of modern and well-equipped rehabilitation centers overseen by a specialized department – the Department of Rehabilitation Centers, with the following duties and objectives: 1. Overseeing the procedures of inmate admission and release. 2. Overseeing the legal and administrative procedures concerning the treatment of inmates. 3. Administering aftercare for released inmates and their families. 4. Providing vocational training and literacy classes. 5. Preparing statistical reports relating to inmates. Objectives: - Reinforcing the positive aspects of an inmate’s character, with the aim to transform him/her into a sociable, law-abiding citizen. - Administering medical care to convicts. - Narrowing down the chances of inmates becoming repeat offenders. - Providing religious education to inmates. Presently, there are 10 rehabilitation centers in Jordan. FONDAZIONE CENSIS 94
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TURKEY Selahattin Bekmez, Ph.D. - C
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