Page 249 - University Bulletin

248

LAW 431: EXECUTION OF JUDGMENTS
Credits: 3 (3-0-0) Prerequisite: LAW221
This course is considered the last course in the series of Law courses. LAW 221 is a prerequisite
course. This course deals with the definition of execution, the rights that may be executed, the
direct authority for execution, the parties to execution, the reasons for execution, the
documents necessary for execution, the expedited execution and its forms, the place of
execution, and the funds that may not be executed. It also deals with procedures for seizing
movable money, objecting to the seizure, seizing debtor’s money with others, cancellation of
attachment and its effects, execution on the property and the stages of its completion,
precautionary attachment and its procedures, and finally forced sale and forced eviction.

LAW 432: INSURANCE
Credits: 3 (3-0-0) Prerequisite: LAW223
This course is one of the main courses in the advanced Saudi Law course. It shows the concept of
insurance, its definition, its importance, the difference between cooperative insurance and
commercial insurance, its types (health insurance, vehicle insurance, life insurance), the
technical bases of insurance, and insurance guarantees, the effects of insurance on the
obligations of the insurance parties, the expiry of the insurance contract, and the settlement of
insurance conflicts in accordance with Saudi regulations.

LAW 435: EVIDENCE LAW
Credits: 3 (3-0-0) Prerequisite: LAW221
This course covers the objective and procedural rules of proof, the different doctrines of proof,
methods of proof: documentary material, testimony, circumstantial evidence, admission, oaths,
expertise, court inspection, the procedures and authoritative methods of proof, the role of the
judge in Islamic jurisprudence and comparative systems, the practical importance of the burden
of proof, and judgments issued for proof and their characteristics.

LAW 436: CRIMINOLOGY
Credits: 3 (3-0-0) Prerequisite: LAW340
This course is taught within the course of advanced Saudi Law. It covers many important topics
such as identifying the criminal phenomenon in terms of its research problems, starting with
defining the concept of criminology, the content of crime and the criminal. Then, the research
methods that criminology uses to investigate the facts of this phenomenon. It introduces the
students to the factors that may affect a person and push him to social deviation and criminal
behavior, and the punitive schools and philosophies. In addition, the forms of the criminal
penalty, the methods of punitive execution, the methods of treatment within the penal
institutions, and the means of aftercare for that punitive implementation.

LAW 437: PRINCIPLES OF ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE
Credits: 3 (3-0-0) Prerequisite: LAW172
This course is one of the courses of the advanced Saudi Law course. It covers many topics related
to the jurisprudence, such as the definition of jurisprudence rules, the difference between them
and the fundamentalism, the stages of codification of the science of jurisprudence, its most
important sources, literature and sections, the major general jurisprudence rules, and the minor
jurisprudence rules.