Salim Farhood Enad Al-JanabiWan Abdul Fattah Bin Wan IsmailNisar Mohammad Bin Ahmad2024-05-282024-05-28201930/12/20192073-1116https://www.iasj.net/iasj/article/170605https://oarep.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/5121Volume :11 No:40No doubt that executing the judicial decisions is the responsibility of execution staff of government which is the employees, so executing judicial decisions is one of the responsibilities of execution staff which is responsible of executing it, and not executing it puts the employee under the responsibility of criminal offense as it says in subject (329) Iraqi punishment laws number 111 year 1969, this research solves the problem of violating the laws and not executing them by the employees, so instead of executing the decision as a part of their responsibility and job, they themselves or they commands to prevent the execution of the decisions, the researcher aims in this research to show conditions and concepts of this crime, and the reasons of not executing and being irresponsible, as well as showing the reasons of this high percentage of violating this subject by the employees and public workers and not respecting the law decisions, and it sheds light on the flaws in Iraqi laws in comparison with Egyptian laws, in view of the concepts of this crime and the punishment for it, and the actions that considered as violation of the decisions and not executing them. And shows the importance of this research through showing this almost disabled subject of Iraqi law, corruption and violation got to a point that we cant take it anymore, to a point that some employees openly saying that they refuse to execute decisions of the highest Iraqi law department, and informing people about the employees responsibility against the law for refusing to execute the decisions, and conditions and concepts of the punishments upon employees for refusing the decisions will decrees this violations that invades peoples freedom, alarms the Iraqi legislators to increase the punishments for this crime especially after knowing that this current punishment is not enough.otherjudicial decisions, executing judicial, criminal offenseArticle2652961140