Sustainability accounting and its impact on the quality of financial reports: Evidence from Industrial Firms

Authors

Rashid Saif Al-Khaili, Tayil Shiyab

 

Abstract

The study addressed the topic of illegal assembly crimes and the penalties imposed on them in light of the Emirati and Jordanian laws, a “comparative analytical study.” The problem of the study was to explain the nature of illegal assembly crimes and distinguish them from other similar crimes, and how the Emirati and Jordanian legislation dealt with that crime. Were the sanctions imposed on her appropriate? To address this problem, the study was divided into four main demands. The first is the concept of crowding crimes. The second is the types of crowd crimes. The third is to distinguish crowding crimes from other similar crimes, while the fourth requirement is the penalties prescribed for crowding crimes. The study concluded that illegal gathering is a crime that is harmful to the public interest and leads to a lack of security and stability. Therefore, Emirati and Jordanian legislators tried to criminalize this crime.

DOI: 10.51958/AAUJBL2024V8I2P4