The Penal System - Discretionary Crimes Organized in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Muhammad Ahmed Al-Manshawi

Overview of the Book of the Special Penal System The book of the Special Penal System provides an in-depth study of organized discretionary crimes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, such as bribery, embezzlement, forgery, counterfeiting, money laundering, cybercrimes, check crimes, and drugs. It focuses on the religious and legal foundations of these crimes, with an analysis of Saudi legislation and relevant judicial rulings, making it an important reference for understanding the special penal system. Specifications of the Book of the Special Penal System Author: Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Al-Menshawi Category: Criminal Law / Discretionary Crimes / Academic Reference Classification: Law Format: Paper – First Edition Suitable for: Criminal law and Sharia students, researchers in discretionary crimes and penal systems, legal practitioners in Saudi courts, those interested in modern criminal legislation Why is it useful to the reader? The book of the Special Penal System simplifies the specific criminal rules systematically, explaining how to apply them in practice. It also provides judicial models to help the reader understand mechanisms for combating organized crimes and ensuring justice. Who is Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Al-Menshawi? Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Al-Menshawi holds a PhD in Criminal Law from Cairo University and is an associate professor of criminal law at the Naif Arab University for Security Sciences. He is distinguished by extensive academic and practical experience in teaching law and analyzing Saudi and Arab legislation. Why choose Sama Najd for publishing and distribution? Affordable prices Guaranteed print quality Reliable customer service Fast and secure shipping Easy and clear purchasing experience If you are looking for a reference that explains organized discretionary crimes in the Saudi penal system in a clear and straightforward manner, order your copy now from Sama Najd and start building an accurate understanding of modern criminal legislation.