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Wearing red on Valentine's Day is banned - fun fact

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Very Very Very Very Big Con - Against Human Rights?

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Very Very Very Very Big Con - Against Human Rights?

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Saudi Arabia uses the bench trial system. Its courts observe few formalities. The country's first criminal procedure code was introduced in 2001 and contains provisions borrowed from Egyptian and French law. Human Rights Watch, in a 2008 report, noted that judges were either ignorant of the criminal procedure code or were aware of it but routinely ignored the code.

Written By Aidan

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Jobs such as judges, and positions of high public office were forbidden for women. Women cannot be judges in Saudi Arabia

Written By Aidan

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Lack of precision accuracy and consistency within the legal system. It can certainly be very unfair.

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As punishment, they can use torture and the death sentence

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The laws do not represent a democracy neither being Representative of many current ideas or inline with current thinking.

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The is no concept of judicial precedent, meaning that a judicial committee or decisions of court don't have any binding authority to with respect to another case.

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None of the laws are designed for the modern day and will not be updated or reprimanded - Kieran

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It's Old
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Travelers/tourists who are not religious or do not understand the  Islamic religion will not understand the laws set in Saudi Arabia.
This will mean they will not know what laws they are breaking and will not understand the guidelines of the country.

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people are afraid to break the law because of the harsh punishments

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Saudi Arabia's law system include harsh punishments such as beheading, hanging, stoning, amputation and lashing. Because these are so harsh, people will abide by the rules as they are scared to face the consequences

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The people don't want to break religion so they stick to the truth

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Pro:
People will follow the religion and will fess up to crimes because they think if they don't it will be bad and they will get punished by GOD.
-Alex Potter

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- The judges/ lawyers form part of the countries religious leadership group.

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Advantages of Saudi Arabia's Legal System- Tasneem

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Advantages of Saudi Arabia's Legal System- Tasneem

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The goal of the sharia law is to promote welfare of all people as it implies to protect the religion, the people,life and property. In Saudi Arabia their law is civil but heavily influenced by the sharia law.

An advantage in business is that it protects people and businesses against investments which are harmful towards society.

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Saudi Arabia's Qur'an Legal System - William

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Saudi Arabia's Qur'an Legal System - William

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Its legal system is from the religion, which is made from a past persons ideals. The good thing with this is that the traditions will be kept and they will have lots of historical value. Also, since they all believe in the book they will confess their sin and people will be caught.

However, the problem with having past ideals and applying them to modern day culture is that people change, and things from the past may not apply to the modern day culture and you cant change the religion, the laws will be outdated. Also, since people can feel as if they know it inside out as that's what they believe in, they can take it into their own hand and use the more extreme parts of the qur'an and it harms lots of people

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The advant

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Islamic Sharia is derived from the Qur'an.