The Relation Between Administrative Malpractice And Crime Comparative Study))

Year: 
2016
Discussion Committee: 
Dr .Mohammad Shraka/suprvisor
Dr. Mustafa Abdel Baqee/external examiner
Dr.Anwar Janem/internal examiner
Supervisors: 
Dr .Mohammad Shraka/suprvisor
Authors: 
Tariq Faisal Ghannam
Abstract: 
This thesis addressed the relation between Administrative Malpractice And Crime, by examines the problematic legal structure that governing this relation in the framework of the civil service. it will examine the limitations between Malpractice And Crime And highlight the Similarities and differences between them and exploring the impacts of each others. The researcher used comparative method, by comparing the Palestinian legislations with the Egyptian and Jordanian legislations to demonstrate the differences in some of the issues related to the thesis . This study was divided into two chapters, where the researcher in the first one addressed the legal status of the civil servant offense by clarifying legal status for both the Malpractice And Crime that committed by civil servant. and indicated the concept of each of them and explained elements and types of each, concluded with the most important similarities and differences between them. In the second chapter of the study researcher addressed the legal implications of the relation between the administrative malpractice and crime in the framework of the public service, by determined the authority that has the competent in implanting the administrative malpractice against the civil servant . the researcher also explained the criminal judgment of acquittal or conviction before the authority that has the competent in implanting the administrative malpractice against the civil servant. Through the whole study of the Palestinian, Egyptian and Jordanian legislations that governing the relation between the administrative malpractice and crime, the researcher founded that there were a gap and shortcomings in these legislations . comparing to the Palestinian and Jordanian legislations , the Egyptian one was more accurate by regulating many issues that the Palestinian and Jordanian legislations ignored.
Pages Count: 
153
Status: 
Published