This paper discusses the crimes and describes the punishments associated with mandatory ('Hudoud') and discretionary ('Ta'zir') sentencing in Saudi Arabia. Abstract Under Islamic law in Saudi Arabia, fixed penalties are prescribed by God for the 'Hudoud' crimes of adultery, defamation (falsely accusing someone of adultery), theft, highway robbery, and alcohol consumption.. Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy and with a legal system strongly influenced by an ultra-conservative version of Islamic law.:: How does Saudi Arabia justify its use of corporal punishment.
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