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The article discusses the crime of breach of trust under Bahraini law, explaining its definition and fundamental pillars. It involves a person's conduct regarding entrusted property or items that they hold without right, after having received them under an entrustment contract. The text clarifies that the crime consists of two elements: the physical (material) element and the moral (intentional) element. It details that the offense includes acts such as embezzlement, use, or misappropriation of movable property delivered under an trust agreement, with the presence of harm, knowledge, and intent on the part of the offender. Additionally, it highlights that the penalty can be imprisonment according to Article 395 of the Bahraini Penal Code, and notes that the crime is considered temporary, not renewed after the act of embezzlement or misappropriation occurs.
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