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    Translation Of Law No. 58 Of 1937

    The Translation of Law No. 58 of 1937 provides an English version of Egypt’s main criminal legislation, the Penal Code. Law No. 58 of 1937 came into force on 15 October 1937 and replaced the criminal codes previously applied before the Native Courts and Mixed Courts.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Translation Of Law No. 82 Of 2016

    The Translation of Law No. 82 of 2016 provides an English translation of Egypt’s law on combating illegal migration and migrant smuggling. Law No. 82 of 2016 was enacted to establish a comprehensive legal framework for combating illegal migration, criminalizing migrant-smuggling activities, protecting smuggled migrants, and strengthening national and international cooperation in addressing transnational organized crime related to migration.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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Cyberspace Posing Challenges To Legal Framework

The legal profession has been changing over time, adopting new fields and challenges.
EgyptMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Youssry Saleh Law Firm
Youssry Saleh Law Firm
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    Translation Of Law No. 174 Of 2025

    This Translation of Law No. 174 of 2025 presents an English version of the Criminal Procedures Code.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Crimes Against Egyptian Joint Stock Companies

    Egypt has managed to improve its investment environment throughout promising long-term and short-term plans that in spite of COVID-19 pandemic
    EgyptCorporate/Commercial Law
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
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    Bullying And Its Negative Impact On Egyptian Society

    In recent years, the issue of bullying has emerged as a growing concern in Egyptian society, with alarming increases in incidents reported across various sectors, including schools, universities, and the workplace.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
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    The Intoxicated Person's Responsibility For His Actions

    The principle is that anyone who voluntarily consumes a narcotic or intoxicating substance, with full awareness of its nature, is responsible for the crimes committed under its influence.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Landmark Conviction Secured In €3.9 Million Product-Origin Deception Case

    Andersen in Egypt has secured a significant criminal conviction before El Nozha Misdemeanours Court in a case arising from deceptive representations concerning the origin of sanitary ware products supplied under transactions valued at approximately €3.9 million.
    EgyptLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    The Crime Of Concealing Stolen Property

    Understanding the legal consequences of hiding stolen property under Egyptian law is crucial.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Photographing A Criminal Prosecution Without Court Permission (Legal Alert 147)

    Therefore meaning that a judge's decision alone is insufficient, and would invalidate the proceedings.
    EgyptLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Exemption From Punishment

    When informants report to authorities, they can avoid criminal charges even if they have committed a crime. Leniency to criminal informants is given based on legal policy and public interest.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    New Anti-Cyber And Information Technology Crimes Law Protects Investment And Investors

    To start off, the law strictly prohibits any sort of activity that promotes terrorist support.
    EgyptTechnology
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Confession Is Not Always The ‘Master Of Evidence' (Legal Alert 163)

    The concept of confession is arguably one of the highest echelons of human rights and individual freedom, due to its role in determining criminal responsibility.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Forgery Crime… And The Restrictions On A Criminal Judge's Freedom Of Proof (Legal Alert 164)

    Forgery, can be defined as tampering with information through deletion, addition, or alteration in a manner that causes fundamental, change by one of the ways stipulated by law.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    No Crime Or Punishment Without A Legal Provision

    The principle of criminal legality is one of the pillars upon which criminal legislation is drafted. This principle is defined in practice as No Crime or Punishment Without Legal Provision supporting these acts.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Overview Of The Proposal To Amend The Egyptian Criminal Procedures Law

    Pursuant to the constitutional obligations contained in Articles Nos. 96 and 240 of the current Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt, issued on January 18, 2014...
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
    Soliman, Hashish & Partners
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    Invalidity Of A Confession

    Confession is regarded as the strongest means of evidence, upon which a judge is prompted to issue a particular verdict for conviction.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Police Interrogations Alone Are Insufficient Proof Of A Crime (Legal Alert 169)

    Interrogation is one of the many tools which can be used within an investigation, and many would argue that it is in fact, the most important method available...
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    The Accused's Right To Remain Silent (Legal Alert 167)

    Interrogation is one of the many tools which can be used within an investigation, and many would argue that it is in fact, the most important method available, since it, clarifies elements and ...
    EgyptLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    New Legislation Protecting Women In Egyptian Society (Legal Alert 149)

    This article sheds light on the practical steps being taken to ensure that women's rights are protected by state legislation.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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