Criminal judgment and its impact on limiting the freedom of the civil judge

Book / Criminal Judgment and Its Effect on Limiting the Freedom of the Civil Judge, by / Issam Ahmed Al-Bahji, presents an analytical legal study that addresses the extent of the impact of criminal judgment on the freedom of the civil judge in assessing the dispute, through clarifying the scope of the binding effect of the criminal judgment and its conditions, and its relation to the general rules of the binding effect of judgments. The book explains the legal basis for the binding effect of criminal judgments before the civil judiciary, and identifies the characteristics of criminal judgments that enjoy binding effect, then distinguishes between issues that the civil judge is not bound by, such as reasons for acquittal and incidental issues, and issues that the court is committed to, such as the judgment's wording, related reasons, facts, and classification, with an applied study of the impact of this on achieving justice and the stability of judgments.