Despite the efforts of jurists and lawyers to explain the relationship between man and his "mode of domination" to his own members, there remain ambiguities about the theoretical foundations of human relations with members of his body. This article seeks to answer the question that, as Maker (the victim) relies on the killer (slave) on his killing and says, "If I punctuate you, I will kill you". With the argument that Zerah On his own body, he can be reluctant to assume that he is responsible for the criminal responsibility and, therefore, he considers the person to be of any kind? The main finding of the research is that by pondering on the theoretical foundations and arguments of jurists and lawyers, one can claim that even if the elements of reluctance are realized in the assumption discussed, the person will not be deprived of criminal responsibility; Therefore, it should be assumed that accepting the responsibility of the killer (Maker) is consistent with the general principles of criminal law, and that the interests of society and citizens can be better achieved.
