Checking for AD rights in a Stored Procedure

We have a stored procedure which should return different rows depending on which AD groups you are a member of. Do you have any idea of how to check for AD rights in a stored procedure?

I would like to use something like WindowsPrincipal.IsInRole from th stored procedure. Clr in the database in not an option.

Best regards

Henrik.

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