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Backgrounds: The Extent of Adherence to the Inspection Stipulated in the Criminal Procedure Law by Members of the Judicial Police with the Constitutional Texts in Jordan Objective: Identify the legal articles contained in the Jordanian Code of Criminal Procedure, which include inspection procedures Theoretical framework: The study relied on the descriptive approach, relying on a review of the legal legislation in the Jordanian Code of Criminal Procedure and the extent of its compatibility with the constitutional texts as a guarantee for the preservation of human rights in Jordan. Method: The study relied on the descriptive approach, relying on many sources and information in addressing the theoretical framework of the study to the main sources Results and conclusion: Commitment to procedures for searching people and places in accordance with the provisions of the law based on the provisions of the Jordanian Constitution. Commitment to international treaties and conventions that have been signed and which stipulate respect for personal rights related to the inspection of people and places. Implications of the research: The theoretical importance emerges from the importance of the information added in the research in addition to the importance of the concepts that will be used in this study, and leads to increased researchers’ interest in the concept of the extent of compliance with inspection stipulated in the Jordanian Code of Criminal Procedure by the judicial police with the constitutional texts in Jordan. Originality/value: Increasing the interest of researchers in the concept of the extent of compliance with the inspection stipulated in the Jordanian Code of Criminal Procedure by the judicial police with the constitutional texts in Jordan.
Adailah et al. (Wed,) studied this question.