Discriminatory Intervention in Criminal Proceedings (A Study in Light of Legal Texts and Judicial Applications

Abstract

Discriminatory intervention is an exceptional case aimed at correcting the contested judgment or decision, and ensuring the proper application of the law, which distinguishes it from other means of appeal, as it is an essential basis for protecting the interests and rights of individuals, as judgments and decisions issued by criminal courts have the specificity of being the most prejudice to personal freedoms at a time when the judiciary seeks to achieve justice and work to balance between the public and private interest. The importance of discriminatory intervention lies in the fact that it is a legal means to ensure the monitoring of draft judicial rulings and to ensure that there are no errors in the application of the law, especially in cases where the convicted party or the prosecution cannot appeal by traditional methods of appeal.