Criminal procedure, drug cases, the Anti-Cybercrime Law, the Criminal Court, conditional release and clearing a criminal record in Saudi Arabia, explained in plain English.

The articles in this section cover what people ask most about criminal cases in the Kingdom: drug penalties for use, possession and dealing, the royal pardon and who it covers, and the rights of the accused from arrest to judgment and the appeal against it.

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  1. Saudi Criminal Procedure Law
  2. The Criminal Court in Saudi Arabia
  3. Saudi Anti-Narcotics Law
  4. Drug Penalties in Saudi Arabia
  5. Saudi Anti-Cybercrime Law
  6. Saudi Anti-Bribery Law
  7. Saudi Anti-Money Laundering Law
  8. Royal Pardon in Saudi Arabia and Drug Cases

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12 Oct
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The Royal Pardon 1448: Conditions, Who It Covers and What Families Should Do

As every Ramadan approaches, people ask: is a royal pardon coming soon? Who does it...
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27 Oct
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19 Oct
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First-Time Drug Use Penalty in Saudi Arabia: Case Closure, Treatment and Reduction

The penalty for drug use in Saudi Arabia is 6 months to 2 years in...
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12 Oct
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A Second Drug Offence in Saudi Arabia: Repeat Offending, Penalty and Pardon

When someone is caught in a drug case and already has a prior conviction, the...
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19 Oct
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Drug Penalties for Foreigners in Saudi Arabia: Deportation, Residency and Rights

Drug penalties for foreigners in Saudi Arabia are the same as for Saudis: use under...
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12 Oct
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Unlawful Arrest and Search in Saudi Arabia: When Evidence Is Excluded

In many drug and criminal cases, the case is won or lost before it reaches...
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