The Investigation of the effects of the Punishment of employment ban on the employment of a particular job(s) in the repetition and transfer of a crime; Case Study: Headquarters of the Southwest Army

The repetition of crime is one of the most precise and difficult issues of criminal law matters; because it is related to criminal and social issues and the implementation of its related justice has created numerous problems for the courts. The displacement of crime is something that causes the criminal act to change in time, place, manner of committing, and type of crime. The purpose of the study is to see if the displacement of criminal militias into new units could lead to the repetition and displacement of crime? The sample size in this study is based on the Cochran sampling formula, which is equal to 40 people due to the protective and security components. Data collection tools were a researcher-made questionnaire. The reliability of this questionnaire was confirmed by Cronbach's alpha test in the field of transfer of a crime (0/76). Data analysis was performed based on the nature of the data and the way of expressing the hypotheses in a single-sample t-test with SPSS 24 software. According to the findings of the study, with the Punishment of employment ban on the employment of a particular job(s) in the repetition and transfer of a crime, the repetition and transfer of crime occurred in the units of Headquarters of the Southwest Army.