Health Promotion of Judicial System: a Case study on Intermediary

Abstract

Some of judicial authorities and courts of justice in big cities arestruggling with the phenomenon of brokerage and intermediary at thepresent time. It is the subject of the present study. In this article, theauthor suggests the synergic model of supply- demand for corruptjudicial services, to explain this phenomenon theoretically. First, theliterature on judicial corruption is analyzed, and the policies andstrategies used by different countries to control and prevent theemergence of judicial corruption are introduced. Then, the nature ofbrokerage and intermediary in judicial authorities is discussed. Next,different aspects of the problem of lobbying are reviewed using thePenal Code on lobbying against law and legal regulations and thesame. Finally, after explaining different forms of related violationsand crimes, the necessity to codify a comprehensive code onpreventing and confronting this phenomenon is emphasized.

Keywords

• judicial corruption
• brokerage
• intermediary
• lobbying
• rewar