Sports have recently been subjected to many illegal behaviors, which has required countries to stand up to these behaviors and try to limit them by enacting sports laws that criminalize these sinful or harmful actions that affect people or money and that may be committed by the players themselves or by the sports audience. Or even those working in the sports community, and impose penalties on the perpetrators commensurate with the seriousness of those crimes. Among those laws are the French, Algerian, and Egyptian sports laws. In Iraq, the legislator did not intervene and criminalize these behaviors under a unified sports law instead of the scattered legislation in sports here and there that did not stipulate sports crimes, and this is considered a legislative deficiency that must be addressed. The research plan consists of an introduction, two chapters, and a conclusion. I will devote the first chapter to the nature of sports crimes, while the second chapter will be devoted to some applications of sports crimes in comparative laws.
Awlia Al-Hilali (Sat,) studied this question.
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