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This paper presents a broad view of various considerations confronting intelligence and law enforcement personnel involved with investigations in which some or all of the principal players (subject, victims, witnesses, investigators, translators or analysts) may be subject to the obligations of two competing legal disciplines; the sharia and the protocols of secular, state sponsored, legally sufficient criminal investigations. Little has been written or openly discussed about these issues. Reasons include unawareness of the provisions of Islamic Law and its attending religious and political sensitivities. The application of doctrinally sound investigative procedures and analytical art may no longer be sufficient when addressing issues involving the sharia.
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