The Extent to which Legal Acts carried out by an Individual Sentenced to Death are deemed as Acts of a Patient with Final IIIness

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Faculty of Law - Mansoura University

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This research aims to address the criteria and conditions by which the legal Acts Done By Those Sentenced To Cpaital Punishment are considered By virtue of the patient's actions, death is a disease, by stating what the disease of death and the conditions to be met in order to achieve it, and then to indicate the implications in the event of Acts of death sentences handed down by a person sentenced to death. The problem with this research is that there is a category of people sentenced to death while awaiting execution, who may be dominated by a sense of despair of life and survival as a result of their fear of death at any moment, which would affect their will and perception and make it They are unaware or aware of their actions, and they are in a situation where they lose their concern for their interests, making them act in such a situation that would harm the interests and rights of their heirs and creditors. In light of this, one of the most important findings we have in this research is that there is nothing to prevent the application of the conditions of death to the death penalty, and to consider the patient's death disease despite not having any death disease, because of the union of the illness between them, which is the predominance of death and death. Therefore, one of the most important recommendations of this research is that all Jordanian and Egyptian legislators should attach the legal actions of the death penalty to the actions of the patient of death in the event of the death conditions, and consider them acts added to the post-mortem and the application of the provisions of the will to them in order to Protecting the rights of heirs and creditors.

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