Criminal interrogation in the Saudi Criminal Procedure System

Bag code: HUML3015025 Days: Training day "Today’s training 5 hours" Time: 5 training hours Targeted participants: Members of the Public Prosecution, investigation officers, legal advisors, law and Sharia students, and workers in judicial entities wishing to develop their skills and understanding of procedural procedures for criminal interrogation according to the Saudi system. About the program: This program revolves around criminal interrogation in the Saudi Code of Criminal Procedure (definition – types – characteristics – objectives – positives – negatives .. etc.) and will be presented through the following units: Training unit: Criminal interrogation in the Saudi Code of Criminal Procedure Program objectives: - To enable the trainee to understand the Saudi Code of Criminal Procedure - To enable the trainee to deduce the nullity of interrogation and its legal effects Program topics: First unit: Criminal interrogation in the Saudi Code of Criminal Procedure Introduction to the Saudi Code of Criminal Procedure Concept and objectives of the Code of Criminal Procedure Historical development of the system in the Kingdom Basic principles on which the system is based (justice, legality, protection of rights) Concept of criminal interrogation and its importance Definition of interrogation in criminal law Difference between interrogation, preliminary investigation, and hearing statements Importance of interrogation in uncovering the truth and ensuring the rights of the accused Legal controls for interrogation in the Saudi system Authorities responsible for interrogation (investigator, Public Prosecution) Formal and substantive conditions for the validity of interrogation Legal guarantees for the accused during interrogation (right to silence, presence of a lawyer, prohibition of coercion) Procedures of interrogation in light of the system Stages of interrogation from the start of investigation until documenting the record Methods of directing questions and formulating answers How to officially record and document interrogation records Nullity of interrogation and its legal effects Cases where errors or violations lead to nullity of interrogation The impact of nullity of interrogation on evidence and subsequent procedures Handling procedural nullities in the Saudi system Interrogation in light of comparative systems and judicial applications Comparison between the Saudi system and some Arab or international criminal systems Practical applications from Saudi judicial rulings on interrogation Case studies and practical discussions Contents of the package: PowerPoint 70 Trainer’s guide 36 Trainee’s guide 34 Activities 2 Introductory guide 3 References 3 Evaluation and data forms 6 Pre- and post-test 6 Videos 2 Photos 5 Mind maps 1 Brochure 1 Package contents 12 Training package model: Please click here to view the training package model