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Doha, Qatar: A judiciary course for inspectors from the Protection and Wildlife Department at the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MoECC) h...

Judiciary course for Wildlife Inspectors concludes

Doha, Qatar: Represented by the Institute of Criminal Studies, in cooperation with the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), the Public Prosecuti...

New public prosecution law to enhance judicial system

The provisions of the new law were keen to ensure public prosecutors would best perform their duties entrusted to them by law

Doha:Attorney General HE Dr. Issa bin Saad Al Jafali Al Nuaimi said Tuesday that Law No. 9 of 2023 promulgating the Public Prosecution Law and abrogat...

Doha: A delegation from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) visited on Wednesday the Public Prosecution Office as part of its current...

Doha: The Ministry of Justice s Legal and Judicial Studies Centre yesterday organised a panel discussion on the legal qualification of judicial police...

Story courtesy Isabella Hudziak, Special Assignments Reporter for The Tangerine Layered in black paper and bright yellow caution tape lies a mock crime scene in Room 209 of the Economic Justice and Criminal Studies Building. The scene was set up on March 29 by Dr. Shanna Van Slyke for her Criminal Justice Communications course, otherwise known as CRJ 222. “It’s Monday morning, and the morning janitor came across a dead body in a study room,” read the instructions for the assignment. “I...