The Crime of Granting Unjustified Privileges to Third Parties in the Field of Public Transactions

Abstract

Public procurement is an essential means to embody the development programs and achieve the overall development of the state. Special control and qualitative protection is different from administrative control, as it is the most effective and stringent of the others and is the criminal protection of the rules of the organization of public procurement under the law on the prevention and control of corruption issued by law 06-01 of 20-02-2006. Part IV, entitled “Criminalization, Penalties, and Investigative Methods” stipulates crimes related to public transactions, the most prominent of which are misdemeanors of nepotism. Penalties, which violate the general principles governing public procurement: equality between competitors, freedom to enter competition, and transparency in procedures.