traditions and not in violation of the law, shall be deemed in the eyes of the law as an exercise of personal freedoms, (c) personal privacy is inviolable and evidence obtained in violation of such privacy shall not be admissible in the court of law, (d) the judicial discretion of courts to impose penalties on nonMuslims shall observe the long-established Sharia principle that non-Muslims are not subject to prescribed penalties and therefore remitted penalties shall apply according to law, (e) leniency and granting the accused the benefit of the doubt are legal principles of universal application and required by the circumstances of the Sudan.   The Non-Muslims Rights Special Commission 157 (1) The Presidency shall establish in the National Capital a special commission for the rights of Non-Muslims which shall have the following functions:(a) to ensure that the rights of Non-Muslims are protected in accordance with the general principles provided for under Articles 154 and 156 of this Constitution, (b) ensure that Non-Muslims are not adversely affected by the application of the Sharia law in the National Capital. (2) The special commission shall submit its observations and recommendations to the Presidency. Mechanism for Guarantees 158 A system shall be established to guarantee the implementation of Article 156 above, which includes:­ (a) judicial circulars to guide the courts as to how to observe the foregoing principles, (b) establishment of specialized courts to conduct trials in accordance with the principles referred to above, (c) establishment of specialized public attorneys to conduct investigations and pre-trial proceedings in accordance with the principles referred to above. 62