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Criminal cases in the Kingdom will now be heard by a three-judge panel at criminal courts. (File/Shutterstock)

Saudi Supreme Judicial Council approves three-judge panel system for criminal cases

  • The decision will be implemented gradually in collaboration with the relevant departments of the council and the Ministry of Justice
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