جرائم الجلسات

Abstract EN

The judiciary is the only recourse to restore rights to their owners; therefore, the Saudi legislator set rules that govern the system of sessions in which the cases of litigants are considered.

Both the Saudi and Egyptian legislators set procedural rules in the system of criminal procedures and the legal pleading system to govern the crimes that may be committed by those present at the session.

To preserve the prestige of the judiciary, the legislator gave in some cases to some courts, on an exceptional basis, the right to initiate the criminal case directly without resorting to the Public Prosecution.

This can happen if the session order is breached, if a crime is committed, or if some of the judiciary are assaulted.

This exceptional right has been given extensively to some courts such as the criminal courts, but most of the civil courts have been denied this right.

This study recommends that civil courts be given the same exceptional right as the criminal courts.