Release of Lorestan's Oldest Non-Intentional Prisoner at Age 97

Khorramabad – Lorestan Chief Justice announced the release of the province's oldest prisoner convicted of non-intentional crimes, who is 97 years old.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Imran Ali Mohammadi announced the release of the oldest prisoner of non-intentional crimes in the province at the age of 97 and said: With judicial follow-up, the passing of doubts and the help of benefactors, the grounds for this citizen's return to the arms of his family were provided.

Trying to restore peace and reconciliation in financial cases

Emphasizing the approach of the judicial system in reforming Zat al-Bin and reducing the criminal population, he said: Some financial cases that are rooted in property disputes and civil transactions need mediation and providing a basis for dialogue between the parties, rather than punishment.

Explaining the details of this case, he said: This 97-year-old client was sentenced to prison due to a dispute and negligence in a property matter. Due to his old age and physical condition, the case was placed on the agenda of the Dayeh Headquarters to provide grounds for his release by using the capacity of benefactors and legal follow-up.

Debt reduction with judicial follow-up and remission of complaints

The head of the board of trustees of Dieh Lorestan headquarters, referring to several billion tomans of the prisoner's debt, added: With the entry of the judicial system and the investigation of the issue of debt collection and debt distribution, part of the financial burden of the case was reduced with the cooperation and forgiveness of the suspects.

Alimohammadi considered the passing of the plaintiffs as a manifestation of the culture of sacrifice and altruism and said: this companionship played an effective role in providing the freedom of the client.

Payment of 250 million tomans of donations

With gratitude to the benefactors of the province, he stated: In addition to the passing of the doubts, the amount of 250 million Tomans was secured and paid by well-meaning benefactors for the advance payment of the installment debt, and this citizen was released from prison after going through legal procedures and returned to the arms of his family.

Emphasis on spreading the culture of peace and reconciliation

In the end, the head of the Lorestan Judicial Council stated that the goal of Dieh headquarters is not only the release of prisoners, and clarified: strengthening the culture of peace and compromise and preventing financial lawsuits from entering the prison are also among the goals of this group.

He asked the citizens, elders and peacekeepers to cooperate with the judicial system in resolving disputes and reducing the number of prisoners of non-intentional crimes and added: the judicial system of the province will take advantage of the capacity of benefactors and trustees to continue this path.