A) Deportation B) Life imprisonment C) Death D) A fine of 2 million dirhams
A) Hundreds B) Zero C) Five D) Ten
A) Common law B) Sharia-based personal status law C) International human rights law D) Tribal customary law
A) Religious councils for all faiths B) Military tribunals C) Sharia courts D) Civil courts
A) Legal B) Illegal C) Restricted to royalty only D) A criminal offense
A) Permission from the state B) Permission from a male guardian C) Parental consent from both parents D) A judicial decree
A) Non-Muslims B) Men under 30 C) People from other emirates D) Foreigners
A) Sharia law became mandatory for all B) All marriage was banned for non-Muslims C) Non-Muslims were granted total autonomy D) Civil family law was applied to non-Muslims
A) It was banned B) It requires a special permit C) It was limited to married couples D) It was legalized
A) Community service B) Public lashing C) Life imprisonment D) 5-year prison term
A) 500,000 to 2 million dirhams B) 100,000 to 300,000 dirhams C) 10,000 to 50,000 dirhams D) 5 million to 10 million dirhams
A) Confiscation of property B) Permanent ban from travel C) Deportation D) Loss of citizenship
A) $68,061 fine and imprisonment B) Account deletion C) Public apology D) Five years of probation
A) They were abolished completely B) They were altered C) They were increased to life imprisonment D) They were replaced by mandatory therapy
A) 15 years B) 6 months C) 1 year D) 5 years
A) Evidence of public scandal B) A complaint from a husband or male guardian C) Police observation D) Public testimony
A) By a royal pardon B) If the complaint is waived C) If the accused pays a fine D) If the accused leaves the country
A) Five to twenty years B) Two to five years C) One to fifteen years in prison D) Three to ten years
A) Public decency laws B) Anti-terrorism laws C) Traffic laws D) Cybercrime laws
A) Corporal punishment B) Hudud offences C) Qisas and diyas D) Capital punishment
A) A warning B) Deportation C) An acquittal D) Three months in prison
A) Only for foreign nationals B) Yes, as a standard penalty C) Yes, but rarely D) No
A) Amnesty International B) Human Rights Watch C) The Red Cross D) United Nations
A) Firing squad B) Lethal injection C) Hanging D) Stoning
A) Allowing political parties B) Permitting cohabitation C) Granting freedom of speech D) Establishing a democracy
A) Near the bottom B) In the top ten C) In the middle D) The UAE is not ranked
A) Qatar B) Saudi Arabia C) Oman D) Yemen
A) More than 100 B) Exactly 50 C) Less than 10 D) Over 1,000
A) Ten B) Five C) Sixteen D) Twenty-five
A) The World Bank B) Amnesty International C) Interpol D) The Red Cross
A) 10 June 1947 B) 10 June 1971 C) 10 June 2000 D) 10 June 2011
A) False terrorism charges B) Public debates C) Legal mediation D) Educational campaigns
A) Water hoses B) Electric cattle prods C) Stun guns D) Handcuffs |