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Khaled Aljneibi considers the legal problems faced by the United Arab Emirates in relation to the search and seizure of electronic evidence and whether the UAE Criminal Procedure Law is sufficient to govern the process of gathering electronic evidence, and whether it can stand alone or if it needs supplementary legislation. Index words: United Arab Emirates; Criminal Procedure Law; electronic evidence, search warrant; search and seizure.

Search and seizure for electronic evidence: procedural aspects of UAE’s legal system