Criminal Law

This article explains about misconducts surrounding rape offense…

This article discusses what you should do if you are deported from UAE…

This article explains that everyone enjoys the freedom to travel inside and outside the country unless specifically objected by law through a travel ban…

This article is about the Law No. 17 of 2018 provides for an alternative to imprisonment in certain offences and subject to certain restrictions…

This article explains the new amendment to the UAE Criminal Procedure Law provides for an amicable settlement opportunity to the parties in a criminal case…

This article explains the new procedural system established by the amendment to the UAE Criminal Procedure Law, which envisages efficient and seamless transition of workflow with the goal to…

In my publication this week, I gave my analysis on the UAE Civil procedure Laws. In particular, I discussed about a matter where there is a binding arbitration clause in a enforceable contract and one of the parties referred the matter to the courts, instead of the Arbitration tribunal.

This article explains how arresting individuals work under the UAE Criminal Procedure Law No. 35 1992 and its amendment. It further demonstrates potential scenarios for arresting an individual in the criminal procedure law…

This article explains about how the arrest orders are issued by the public prosecution, its validity, and contents and further discusses about the length of detention period according to Article 101, 104 and 105 of the Criminal…

This article clarifies how the Pre-trial imprisonment orders are issued, its power, and contents and further discusses about the discretionary power that public prosecution hold to issue the pretrial imprisonment order unless there is a…

This article will further clarify the arrest warrant procedures and pretrial imprisonment order procedures. It also simplifies the matter of provisional release until the investigation is completed, which is commonly known as Bail.

This article answers one of the most commonly asked questions – if a victim in a criminal case can file for compensation. It explains how the victim will still have to file a separate case for claiming compensation from the accused.