Electronic evidence examination allows government-notified public bodies to provide expert opinions before courts and other authorities. Section 79A authorises the Central Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, to specify a Department, body or agency of the Central or State ... Summary
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Electronic evidence examination allows government-notified public bodies to provide expert opinions before courts and other authorities.
Section 79A authorises the Central Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, to specify a Department, body or agency of the Central or State Government as an Examiner of Electronic Evidence for providing expert opinions before courts or other authorities. Electronic form evidence covers information of probative value stored or transmitted electronically, including computer evidence, digital audio and video, cell phones, and digital fax machines.
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