E-commerce and its crimes in light of the E-commerce Law in the Kingdom by Dr. Hala Mohammed Imam

E-commerce and its crimes in light of the E-commerce Law in the Kingdom by Dr. Hala Mohamed Imam In our digital age, where the world has become an open global village around the clock, the importance of e-commerce as a vital mechanism for economic growth and providing services to consumers more efficiently and transparently is increasing. However, the rapid development of this sector simultaneously imposes profound legal challenges related to consumer rights, data infrastructure and privacy, electronic contracting systems, and the responsibility of intermediaries and traders within a cohesive regulatory framework. As the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a pioneer in digital transformation and a key driver of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in the Middle East, there is an urgent academic need to study e-commerce law within a comprehensive scope that balances promoting business and protecting the rights of parties. This book offers a research framework that opens clear horizons for understanding the components of e-commerce in the Kingdom, linking them to the local regulatory reality. It is not merely an presentation of existing legislative provisions, but a critical analysis of e-commerce practices in Saudi Arabia, an evaluation of the legal impact of new government policies, and a identification of gray areas that require legislative caution and judicial or administrative intervention.