Abstract
The granting of eligibility varies in countries of the world according to important criteria, including the legislative policy of the state, or what it adheres to from the public order governing the behavior of society, and the behavior of a lack of eligibility entails the criteria set by the ruling authorities in the countries, and in Iraq, the age of majority is one who has completed eighteen years However, the Iraqi legislator grants eligibility to those who have not completed the aforementioned legal age, for humanitarian motives, And public interest aware of Iraqi laws, and determines the position of the judiciary on Iraqi legislation, its causes, and its powers Iraqi law.
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