The Saudi judiciary is an independent authority and not a function. Here are the rights that

Do not exceed the authority or the abuse of authority .. The litigation process is limited by regulation

The judiciary is the guarantee of the rights and freedoms enjoyed by the citizens of all the countries of the world: in order to guarantee these rights and freedoms, it must be independent: it must act in such a way as to an authority of the state and not a function. Article 46 of the Basic Law on the Judiciary provides that "the judiciary is an independent authority and the competence of judges is not other than that of Islamic law". This provision provided the necessary norms for the establishment of justice among the litigants and allowed the judiciary to discharge its task to the full.

Trust of the litigants

In the context of these criteria which the Saudi judiciary enjoys, which does not allow another authority to influence its performance, it is the only authority to determine the validity of the charges against the accused, as well as to determine the sentences that it deserves in the event of conviction. In case of damage to the security of the Kingdom and limiting the validity of the accusations and sanctions to the only judicial system, thus strengthening the confidence of the parties in the fight for justice, that they are accused and their families or the state, given the status enjoyed by the Saudi judiciary as an independent authority of executive authority, its instrument.

Justice is not a partial step, but a comprehensive process encompassing all phases of the trial: from the prosecutor's investigation to the verdict of the competent courts, all phases of the trial are tied into the justice system. The rights of the accused, not in an atmosphere in which the accused is denied his rights. On the importance of this issue in the prosecution process, the prosecutor's office, in his statement issued yesterday after the completion of investigations with the defendants for violation of state security, "All the arrested in this case enjoy all the rights guaranteed to them by the regime ".

Prohibition of abuse

The Criminal Code of Criminal Procedure guarantees defendants many rights that preserve their human dignity and prevent them from being victims of all forms of victimization. The second article of the law stipulates that "it is forbidden to harm the detainee physically or morally, as well as to subject him to torture or degrading treatment." The accused is punishable by penalties. at any stage of the proceedings, such as arrest or investigation.Article 3 states that "No one shall be punished without being found guilty of an offense prohibited by law or by order after a trial in accordance with the legitimate requirement. On the carpet As stated in the article, they are subordinate to the trial and establishment of a Shari'a-sanctioned crime.

Among the rights guaranteed by the criminal procedure system to the accused are the following: the obligation to direct the accused to the right to know his or her rights and to exercise control over their application and access to them this. This system is the right to define the accused ", and in the context of the limitation of the regime to all stages of the litigation and its submission, it is unlikely to exceed any official authority or abuse of power which is devolved, and demonstrates the above – a few – And proves the rise of the Saudi judicial power as the guarantor of rights and rights Yat.