The Sharjah Federal Appeal Court ruled that an Arab supervisor was acquitted of the charge of forcing a student to take off his shoes and leaving him barefoot in school during the afternoon, which resulted in his feet being harmed, after the court was assured that the case was sufficient and convincing evidence to convict the accused.
The Court of First Instance had fined 10 thousand dirhams on the charge of endangering the life of a student, by stripping him of his shoes, leaving him to walk barefoot at noon, and was charged with preserving and caring for them, as well as obliging them to pay fees and refer the civil case to the competent court.
The defendant’s lawyer held during his previous defense notes, the innocence of his client, who denied the accusation since the lawsuit began and in all its stages, indicating the impossibility of the incident, since most of the corridors, and the external square inside the school campus and even the door leading directly to the bus yard, are shaded and protected from sunlight, and covered With heat-insulating plastic brushes and artificial grass, and that the student, after taking off his shoes, was wearing all his heavy sports socks, and he never got out of the school campus at noon and wrapped from outside the school under the burning sun, to circulate around the sand and pebbles barefoot N, as the picture so his father in his complaint to criminalize the supervisor.
- The Court of First Instance ruled that the supervisor fined 10,000 dirhams on charges of endangering the life of a student.