Today, corruption has become one of the major problems of developing countries. One of the important economic crimes that often occurs in connection with the administrative system is influence against the law and legal regulations. This crime has increased over time in our society and has faced the judicial community with challenges. Since the rulings issued in this regard are contradictory and some courts have considered it as a crime subject to obtaining a result and some have considered it an absolute crime, in this study we will examine the factors affecting the occurrence of the crime of influence against the law and legal regulations and the reasons for combating it. Accordingly, the purpose of the present study is to determine the factors affecting the occurrence of the crime of influence against the law and legal regulations and the reasons for combating it. The research method is descriptive and analytical, and the data collection is also in the form of collection and whistle-blowing. The research method was qualitative and the findings of the research indicate that the phenomenon of de-ugliness, the decline in religious beliefs and convictions, the decline in eschatology and eschatological thinking, the lack of economic purity, the decline in economic justice, and the lack of supervision and control are among the effective factors in the occurrence of this crime. This crime must be confronted in order to preserve justice and citizens' rights, reduce administrative corruption, strengthen public trust, and improve the efficiency of the administrative system.