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Mohammad Salehi Darani S. Disruption of the Aldosterone Hormone Secretion: Criminology Study. J Police Med 2018; 7 (3)
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Department of Law, Payam Noor University, Tehran, Iran , saforam_1364@yahoo.com
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Introduction: One of the most important issues that the current communities are involved in is the issue of delinquency. Biologically, one of the important issues in the occurrence of a crime could be the secretion of the adrenal glands. One of the important factors in creating the person's personality is the type of functioning of the adrenal glands and its effects on other glands and manifests itself in the physical and mental state of the individual. The aldosterone hormone produces hormones that regulate the level of the body's minerals. This article was aimed at investigating the rate of reduction of person's alertness with disruption of secretion of the aldosterone hormone.
Conclusion: Disruption of the aldosterone hormone secretion is associated with problems such as hypokalemia, hyperkalemia, failure or infection of kidney, high blood pressure and high blood sugar, or Addison. These problems are significant in terms of criminology; for example, in hypokalemia person's heartbeat is irregular, temporary anesthetic and muscle contraction happens and finally the person goes out of physical and psychological balance. Due to the relative deprivation of perception and alertness in these circumstances, grounds for committing a crime are created. Criminology of high blood pressure is also important because high blood pressure can lead to severe cardiac and brain problems and alertness. Since these diseases have an internal and individual aspect, the guilty does not realize his problem and usually does not cure his illness to defend himself. Therefore, in the event that a person commits a crime due to an abnormality in the secretion of the aldosterone secretion and the other complications mentioned, he should be recognized as having a semi-consistent criminal responsibility. In addition, the total of these physical factors is responsible for other mental illnesses, so that the person may behave abusive behaviors such as attack and aggression.
Conclusion: Disruption of the aldosterone hormone secretion is associated with problems such as hypokalemia, hyperkalemia, failure or infection of kidney, high blood pressure and high blood sugar, or Addison. These problems are significant in terms of criminology; for example, in hypokalemia person's heartbeat is irregular, temporary anesthetic and muscle contraction happens and finally the person goes out of physical and psychological balance. Due to the relative deprivation of perception and alertness in these circumstances, grounds for committing a crime are created. Criminology of high blood pressure is also important because high blood pressure can lead to severe cardiac and brain problems and alertness. Since these diseases have an internal and individual aspect, the guilty does not realize his problem and usually does not cure his illness to defend himself. Therefore, in the event that a person commits a crime due to an abnormality in the secretion of the aldosterone secretion and the other complications mentioned, he should be recognized as having a semi-consistent criminal responsibility. In addition, the total of these physical factors is responsible for other mental illnesses, so that the person may behave abusive behaviors such as attack and aggression.
Keywords: Aldosterone [MeSH], Hypokalemia [MeSH], Hyperkalemia [MeSH], Kidney Failure [MeSH], Addison Disease [MeSH], Crime [MeSH], Legal Liability [MeSH]
Article Type: Analytic Review |
Subject:
Forensic Medicine
Received: 2018/05/22 | Accepted: 2018/06/24 | Published: 2018/09/15
Received: 2018/05/22 | Accepted: 2018/06/24 | Published: 2018/09/15
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