THE SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS DRIVING THE COMMISSION OF MURDER CRIMES AND THEIR CAUSES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CLERGY AND LEGAL PROFESSIONALS IN NABLUS GOVERNORATE

The study aimed to identify the social and economic factors driving the commission of murder and their causes from the perspective of religious and legal professionals in Nablus Governorate.The researcher used the descriptive method, and the study population consisted of religious and legal professionals in Nablus, selected randomly, with a sample size of 60 individuals.A scale measuring the social and economic factors driving murders was applied, and statistical treatments were conducted using SPSS.The study's results showed no statistically significant differences at the significance level of ( 0.05) in the social and economic factors driving murder and their causes, attributed to variables such as gender, educational qualification, years of experience, or job type.Additionally, the findings indicated that the social and economic factors driving murder and their causes, from the perspective of religious and legal professionals, were significant