Evidence association in criminal cases is dividing a set of judicial evidence into several non-overlapping subsets, improving the interpretability and legality of conviction. Observably, evidence divided into the same subset usually supports the same
claim. Therefore, we propose an argumentation-driven supervised learning method to calculate the distance between evidence pairs for the following evidence association step in this paper. Experimental results on a real-world dataset demonstrate the effectiveness of our method.
Violence is clear in the story works of Zakarayya Tamer. It signifies most of his
works forming a chracteristict that distinguishes his own works from other written works
in this age and he proved himself a popular different writer who has his way
stating with
cursing and ending in crime regadless to his issues concerning (family, street,power) even
if they are different if we think of circumastances which lead to this colour of writing. In
this world the scenes of troublesome, fighting, raping and killing.
Thus violence signifies this world in which it is difficult to live out of desire to
blood by killing in the most terrified way seprating heads. This describes his way of
revealing the disasterous sort of writing away from the causes of these problematic affairs
which go deeper than what we are expecting. This is what the search is trying to deal with
and focus.
Children are the most damaged group affected by crimes of terrorism, suffering numerous forms of aggression. Due to the terrorism which has violently disrupted Syria previously, the phenomenon of recruiting children into combat and related actions mo
tivated the law to release the Legal Decree n. /11/ for the year 2013 which criminalizes the recruitment and employment of children in combat.
The publication of this law has developed a new contradictory situation where it has made the recruited child both a victim and a criminal at the same time.
Therefore, the child is considered a victim in the recruitment and deployment of combat which aims to polytheism them in the fighting actions, while at the same time the child is also considered as being responsible for the crimes that he
ventured to do during his recruitment period. This presents an unacceptable contrast within the law.
The subject of this study is to identify the children which have been recruited by the armed terrorist groups, and to show the features displayed which distinguish such children from other children who are involved in criminal activity with the
aim of defining the legal position for these recruited children and their responsibility towards the crimes that they have committed during their recruitment period.
