Justice Minister Stresses Expediting Traffic Accident Cases

The Minister of Justice emphasized coordination among responsible agencies to reduce public visits and speed up the handling of traffic accident cases that result in bodily injury.

The Minister of Justice emphasized the coordination of the responsible agencies to reduce people's referrals and speed up the handling of accident cases resulting in physical injuries.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, a meeting to review the implementation problems and challenges of the executive regulations of clause "d" of article 113 of the law of the 7th five-year development plan of the Islamic Republic of Iran was held in the presence of Aminhossein Rahimi, Minister of Justice and representatives of relevant institutions.

The purpose of this meeting was to assess the implementation challenges, examine the obstacles in the process of dealing with traffic accidents leading to unintentional bodily injuries, and identify the necessary mechanisms to speed up the proceedings and effectively implement the provisions of the regulations.

Amin Hossein Rahimi stated: This meeting was organized for coordination and synergy regarding the identification and review of the challenges and obstacles in the implementation of the executive regulations of clause "d" of Article 113 of the Seventh Program Law, and we are trying to provide a platform for the accurate and complete implementation of this regulation by presenting implementation solutions.

In this meeting, various dimensions of cooperation between the responsible institutions, information exchange and coordination needed to facilitate the process of dealing with the cases covered by the regulations were discussed and the necessity of synergy between the relevant institutions was emphasized to remove implementation obstacles.

The Executive Regulations of Clause D, Article 113 of the Seventh Development Program Law have been compiled with the aim of reducing unnecessary judicial processes, speeding up the determination of cases related to traffic accidents resulting in unintentional physical injuries, and facilitating the compensation of the victims.

Achieving the goals of this regulation requires effective coordination between the police, judicial authorities, forensic medicine and insurance institutions and removing the obstacles in the various stages of the investigation.

In this meeting, which was held with the presence of information technology representatives of the Law Enforcement Command of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Prevention Police, the Traffic Police, the Strategic Vice-Chancellor of the Judiciary, the National Forensic Medicine Organization, the Central Insurance of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Bodily Damage Fund, the need to accurately identify executive bottlenecks, strengthen inter-agency interactions and take the necessary measures to facilitate the implementation of the regulations, as well as measures that can reduce the delay in the proceedings, reduce the unnecessary referrals of people and accelerate the realization of legal rights It was emphasized that the victims will lead.