A Bahraini court has commuted the prison terms of five defendants accused of assembling in the Dar Kulaib area, sentencing three of them to three years and two others to two years, also ordering the confiscation of seized items.

The first High Criminal Court of Appeal in Bahrain upheld a two-year prison sentence against a defendant accused of assembling near a police station.

Bahrain's High Court of Appeals rejected two appeals of a verdict in a case involving eight defendants accused of attempting to kill policemen by detonating a homemade bomb on a Damistan street, ruling the appeal of a third invalid, and sentencing the three appellants to 15 years in prison.

The First High Appeals Criminal Court commuted the sentence of one of the defendants in Jaw Prison incidents case that took place in March 2015. The court commuted his sentence from 15 to 10 years in jail like the other suspects who challenged the ruling.

The First High Criminal Appeals Court upheld the ruling issued against February 14th Coalition which sentences him to 5 years in jail and revokes his citizenship in a case that included 4 other suspects.

The First High Appeals Court rejected the appeals of a suspect out of 10 accused of joining "Bahraini Hezbollah" and upheld sentencing him to 15 years in jail and revoking his citizenship.

The fourth high criminal court in Bahrain sentenced seven defendants to life imprisonment, two defendants to 10 years imprisonment, another to 5 years in prison, and the eleventh defendant to 3 years imprisonment.

A Bahraini court sentenced Zakia Al-Barbouri to five years in prison on Wednesday (February 6, 2019), also revoking her citizenship in politically-motivated case.

The First High Criminal Appeals Court uphold 5-year jail term against a suspect accused of putting fake bomb in Sheikh Zayed Street in A'ali.

he First High Appeals Court rejected, in absentia, the appeals of a youth accused of attempting to detonate a locally made bomb, and upheld the 7-year jail term against him.

The High Criminal Court sentenced adjusted the replaced imprisonment verdict of alternative manual work penalty issued against Watan newspaper's editor-in-chief, Youssef Al-Binkhalil, and only fined him 1000 BD in the case the lawsuit presented by former MP Anas Buhendi against Al-Binkhalil in which he accused him of insulting him through an article he published in the newspaper.

The First High Appeals Court commuted the sentence of a youth from death penalty to life sentence.

The High Appeals Court upheld death sentence against a suspect, life sentence against 13 others, 15-year jail term against 8 suspects, 5-year jail term against 2 defendants, 3-year jail term against 2 defendants and revoked the citizenship of 25 defendants in a politically-motivated case.

The Fifth High Criminal Appeals Court upheld a 5-year jail verdict against 3 suspects accused of setting fire to tires at Sheikh Salman Street in Al-Sehla.

More than three years after the verdict on his appeal, a young man challenged a verdict, sentencing him to 10 years in prison and stripping him of his Bahraini nationality on charges of manufacturing, possessing, training on the use of explosives.

The First High Appeals Court commuted a 5-year jail verdict issued against a suspect over putting a fake bomb on Sheikh Zayed Street near a driving school in A'ali to 3 years.

The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced a Bahraini residing outside Bahrain to 10 years in jail and 100 thousand fine over charge of sending money to families of detainees. It also sentenced the second suspect to 3 years in jail and 6 others to 2 years over assembling in Buri and A’ali.

The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced 10 defendants, whose ages range between 15 and 21, to 5 years in jail over charge of assembling in Jid Al Haj and burning a patrol and bound them to jointly pay 401 BD for the damages they caused.

The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced 2 suspects to 3 years in jail over charge of putting fake bomb in Jid Ali.

The First High Criminal Court rejected the appeals of 2 out of 3 appellants accused of joining 14th February coalition, upheld a 5-year jail verdict against them, fined each of them 100 thousand BD and revoked their citizenships.