The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced a defendants to 5 years in prison over putting hoax bomb in Al-Ekr and ordered the confiscation of seized items.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

The Third Minor Criminal Court adjourned the case of the human rights defender Nabeel Rajab, in which he is accused of spreading false news about the Kingdom’s internal situations, until May 30 to show the CDs and watch the video in question, also authorizing the defense panel to meet with the defendant where he is being held.

The High Criminal Court postponed looking into the case of 138 defendants accused of establishing and joining the "Zulfiqar Brigades", until September 12, 2017 to listen to the attesting witness.

The Sixth High Court of Appeals upheld 3-year jail term against a 16-year-old child over putting hoax bomb, and ordered the confiscation of seized items.

Bahrain's First High Criminal Court presided over by judge Hamad bin Salman Al Khalifa and memberships of judges Dia’a Al-Huraidi and Jamal Awad and Abdullah Mohammad Hassan as a secretariat set June 15, 2017 as a date to issue its verdict in the case of the 23-year-old Bahraini charged with joining the terrorist ISIS organization, having possession of arms, disseminating false news and acting as a link between ISIS affiliates inside.

The High Criminal Court overruled the appeal of a defendant against a 10-year prison verdict, and upheld the sentence in a case lined to burning a petrol station on the Formula 1 road.

The Fifth High Criminal Court of Appeal overlooked the appeal presented by two defendants, and upheld 3 and 5 year-prison verdicts against them, along with a third defendant.

The High Criminal Court upheld a first instance verdict in a case lined to attacking a security officer, illegal assembly and riot, ruling a 3 years imprisonment against 3 appellants in this case.

The Third High Criminal accepted the objection of a suspect in form and substance, annulling the appealed verdict and accepted the appeals in form but in substance rejected the appealed verdict and ordered to stop the execution of 3-month jail verdict that starts from the date of issuing the verdict against a policeman accused of beating a detainee.

The Third High Criminal upheld a verdict imprisoning a youth for 10 days and fining him 30 BD for acquiring a sword without a license.