The Supreme Court of Appeal ruled the invalidity of the appeal, as it was presented after the legal time period, in a case of illegal assembly.

Bahrain's Fifth High Criminal Court sentenced a suspect to 6 years in prison and fined him 300 BD over acquiring weapon, stealing gold and money and using drugs, and ordered the confiscation of seized items.

Deputy attorney general Ahmed Al-Qurashi said that the high administrative court issued its sentence against a defendant in a case related to money laundering and fundraising for private aims without a license and publicly insulting a sect and a person considered an idol for it. The court sentenced the defendant to 5 years in prison, 5000 BD fine and ordered the confiscation of money and seized items.

The Third Minor Criminal Court adjourned on Tuesday (May 30, 2017) the second cause raised against prominent Bahraini activist Nabeel Rajab until June 12, 2017, while he remains in detention.

The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced 5 defendants to 3 years in prison over arson case, assembling and acquiring Molotov in Jannusan.

A Bahrain court sentenced 17 men to jail terms ranging from several years to life imprisonment on charges of forming a terrorist cell, the public prosecutor said on Thursday, days after a police raid killed five demonstrators.

The fourth High Criminal Court ruled a 3-year prison verdict against a defendant, and the termination of the criminal lawsuit against a second defendant due to his death (Martyr Rida Al-Ghasra).

The Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the verdict of Abdullah al-Binali (26-year-old) who is wanted for security reasons, for joining the terrorist ISIS affiliation.

Activists on social media outlets said that the security authorities arrested on Wednesday (May 24, 2017) neurosurgeon Dr. Taha Al-Dirazi from the court after his 3-month jail term was upheld over the charge of taking part in Diraz protest.

The Sixth High Court of Appeals sentenced a defendant to 5 years in prison and ordered the confiscation of seized item over putting hoax bomb in Jid Ali.

The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced 2 suspects to 3 years in prison over putting hoax bomb and ordered the confiscation of seized items.

The Fourth High Criminal Court acquitted a suspect and sentenced 11 others to prison terms ranging between 2 and 3 years and ordered the confiscation of seized items over case of burning tires, assembling and putting private transportation to danger.

The Attorney General of the Public Prosecution stated that the High Criminal Court issued its sentence Sunday (May 21, 2017) in the case linked to collecting money in violation of law provisions, and to money laundering obtained from this crime.

Bahrain's Fifth Minor Court set May 25, 2017 as a date to issue its verdict in a case of a Bahraini (57 years) accused of insulting the judiciary through publishing voice messages on social media outlets in which he offended one of the judges

The Supreme Court of Appeals rejected the objection of a convict, upheld 5-year jail verdict against another defendant and commuted a 5-year jail term verdict issued against 6 others to 3 years over putting hoax bomb in Salmabad.

The Court of Appeals rejected the objection presented by a defendant on a verdict issued against him (i.e. imprisoning him to 5 years) and upheld a 5-year jail term against another over assembling, setting fire and acquiring Molotov in Al-Nuaim village.

A Bahraini court postponed the lawsuit raised by 4 members of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) asking to cancel the appointment of the chamber’s new CEO, until the June 12, 2017 hearing.

A Bahraini court decided to postpone a money laundering case in which a Bahraini police officer and 3 Indians are accused, until June 14, for pleading, with the continued imprisonment of the first defendant.

The defense committee for Nabeel Rajab said that their client needs to stay in the hospital from 4 to 6 weeks, according to the consultants doctor following up his health status.

The Second High Criminal Court ruled in absentia against an appeal, waiving the right for appeal due to the absence of the appellant.