RUMOOZ ALJAREEMAH: An Intelligent Search System for UAE Criminal Law with Case Correlation Framework for Forensic Investigators
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Source of Publication
Procedia Computer Science
Publication Date
1-1-2026
Abstract
Digital forensic investigations in the UAE encounter dual challenges: effectively correlating data across cases and complying with local legal frameworks. Conventional methods create information silos that hide connections between instances and increase the probability of procedural errors. This paper presents RUMOOZ ALJAREEMAH, a prototype platform for case correlation designed for cybersecurity experts and forensic investigators in the UAE. The approach integrates a correlation engine with a UAE-specific legal compliance framework, using authentication protocols, bilingual assistance, and text-based search algorithms. Our theoretical framework suggests enhancements in investigative efficiency, including reduced case resolution durations, improved identification of cross-case relationships, and a decrease in procedural errors. The platform offers a practical option for forensic tools tailored to UAE judicial requirements, enabling investigators to connect cases to precedents while adhering to appropriate legal procedures.
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ISSN
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Volume
278
First Page
300
Last Page
307
Disciplines
Computer Sciences
Keywords
case correlation, criminal law compliance, cybersecurity, digital evidence management, Forensic investigation, UAE legal framework
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Recommended Citation
Alnuaimi, Rahaf and Almarzooqi, Maryam, "RUMOOZ ALJAREEMAH: An Intelligent Search System for UAE Criminal Law with Case Correlation Framework for Forensic Investigators" (2026). All Works. 8100.
https://zuscholars.zu.ac.ae/works/8100
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Gold: This publication is openly available in an open access journal/series