Saudi Justice, Harsh but Able to Spare Sword - New York Times

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Saudi Justice, Harsh but Able to Spare Sword New York Times Mr. Yehiya confessed to the murder, so under Saudi Arabia's strict interpretation of Islamic law, he would face the punishment that has made Saudi justice notorious around the world: beheading in the public square. But the execution never happened.

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