Relying of criminal judiciary on the evidence of the police dog - jurisprudence and law - comparative study

The book / reliance of criminal justice on the dog police evidence, by the author / Ahmed Al-Muradi Saeed, a rare comparative legal study exploring the evidentiary value of police dogs before courts. The book reviews the jurisprudential rulings for dogs in Islam (purity, hunting, trade), then moves to the modern technical aspect: classifications of police dogs, their characteristics, training, and conditions for detecting crime, drugs, and tracking traces. It analyzes the applications of courts in multiple countries such as the United States, Britain, India, and Sudan, categorizing systems between absolute acceptance of the dog as an independent evidence, or requiring it to be supported by other evidence, or outright rejection. In a smooth style and diverse sources, the book provides an important reference for law students, police officers, and judges, filling a gap in the Arab library in the field of non-traditional criminal evidence.