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The research examines legal accountability for electronic threats in Iraq and the adequacy of current laws.

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

Criminal Liability for Threatening through Electronic Means

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The research examines legal accountability for electronic threats in Iraq and the adequacy of current laws.
Analysis of the Iraqi Penal Code regarding electronic threats
Definition of electronic threats and their characteristics
Assessment of penalties for this crime
Evaluation of legal challenges in proving electronic threats
The Iraqi Penal Code lacks a clear definition of electronic threats
Current penalties may be insufficient to deter offenders
Legislative challenges hinder the application of criminal liability
Recommendations include amending the Penal Code and establishing courts for cybercrimes

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Research reveals inadequate criminal liability laws for electronic threats in Iraq, suggesting legal amendments for better enforcement.

Marwan Ahmed (2025) studied this question.

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