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Racist slur lands lawyer in prison
The victim filed a lawsuit against his lawyer colleague claiming that he had used racist and offensive language toward him in court.
Retrial ordered in cases linked to Jeddah flood
As many as 320 defendants, consisting of senior government officials and businessmen accused of violations that caused the Jeddah rain and flood crisis of November 2009, will stand new trial.
No blood money for Makkah crane crash victims
Victims of the 2015 Makkah crane crash will not get any diyyah (blood money), the Summary Court in Makkah has ruled.
Makkah crane crash case: All 13 defendants acquitted
Some 750 days after the crane crash incident in Makkah Haram, the Penal Court in Makkah on Sunday acquitted all 13 people who were charged with negligence.
Court nixes woman's call for son's body exhumation
A woman demanded to exhume her deceased son from his grave to relocate him to another cemetery.
Special sections sought to probe cyber crimes
Lawyers and legal experts have called upon the Public Prosecution to open special sections to deal with the growing number of information and cyber crimes.
558 beggars arrested over Ramadan, Eid
Adnan Al Shabrawi Saudi Gazzette   JEDDAH — The Anti-beggary Unit in Jeddah arrested more than 558 beggars during Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr by intensifying their campaigns in coordination with concerned authorities. Ninety-eight percent of those rounded up were expatriates, while ...
1823 domestics returned to their sponsors
Adnan Al Shabrawi Saudi Gazzette   JEDDAH — The Anti-beggary Unit in Jeddah arrested more than 558 beggars during Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr by intensifying their campaigns in coordination with concerned authorities. Ninety-eight percent of those rounded up were expatriates, while 14 Saudis were ...
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