Analytical Review of Public Order under Iran legal System

Public order is one of the most important principles of public law that has challenging and controversial concept due to numerous definitions, different inferences, and the structure of existing societies. Therefore, speaking of place-based and time-based public order concept may not be considered as inadequate. In addition, for defining the concept of public order, the structure of legal systems and the impacts of religious and ethnical viewpoints on such systems are also very important. Therefore, public order in a country like Iran, with a system that standards of religion and Islam are part of legislation, would have a different concrete appearance in such a way that issues like Islam standards, public interest and public benefit may be used as interpretations of public order against rights and freedoms of citizens. Therefore, this article seeks to analyze the status of public order under Iran Legal System.