De loinnnn le truc le plus genial a dubai, ou dans le monde, pour les enfants!!
Serieux, idee a exporter!
Hyper educatif et surtout amusant!!
Hassan Hassan, Courts and Justice Reporter
ABU DHABI // A woman jailed for writing a bounced cheque yesterday asked for a stay of her sentence.
FA, an Emirati mother of five, has been in jail for a year following her first conviction, but new charges have been brought against her as further dud cheques have emerged.
She claimed her chequebook had been stolen and asked the appeal court to release her on bail until all cases against her were complete. FA said her youngest child was 18-months-old and depended on her.
Awad Mustafa
DUBAI // A man and woman convicted of “illegal seclusion” for spending time alone together appealed against their one-year jail sentence yesterday.
The two were found guilty on February 22 of conducting an extramarital affair and coercion into sin, a reference to text messages they exchanged.
NS, a 43-year-old Indian woman, and JN, a 39-year-old sales manager, appeared at the Dubai Court of Appeal where their lawyers argued that the evidence presented against them was circumstantial.
According to the public prosecutor, SS, the woman’s husband, discovered text messages on her phone from JN. “We have been married for 20 years and over the past few months she changed: she started to stay out late, would be gone for days, ignore her duties and speak all night on the telephone,” SS told prosecutors.
CID officers caught the couple at JN’s flat in September 2008. “We found the male defendant in his underwear and the woman only in a short skirt when we came in,” an officer told prosecutors. “We found images of them on the defendant’s laptop too.”