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This research aims to analyze the protected interests in traffic crimes within Iraqi legislation.

May 7, 2026Journal of Anbar University for Law and Political SciencesOpen Access

Protected Interest in Traffic Crimes Under the Laws in Force in Iraq: A Comparative Analytical Study

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This research aims to analyze the protected interests in traffic crimes within Iraqi legislation.
Conducted a comparative analytical study of current Iraqi laws regarding traffic crimes
Defined traffic crime from linguistic, jurisprudential, and judicial perspectives
Identified characteristics of traffic crimes and the rationale for their criminalization
Iraqi legislation lacks a clear legal definition of traffic crime
Traffic crimes result from unlawful human behavior causing harm
Current laws impose dual penalties for traffic violations
Legislation requires reform to focus on environmental and economic protections

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This analysis uncovers flaws in Iraqi legislation on traffic crimes, indicating a need for reform to protect public order and the environment.

Majeed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis uncovers flaws in Iraqi legislation on traffic crimes, indicating a need for reform to protect public order and the environment.