Electronic evidence expert opinion becomes a relevant fact when proceedings require assessment of computer-stored or transmitted information. Electronic evidence may be assessed through the opinion of an Examiner of Electronic Evidence where a court must form an opinion on information ... Summary
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Electronic evidence expert opinion becomes a relevant fact when proceedings require assessment of computer-stored or transmitted information.
Electronic evidence may be assessed through the opinion of an Examiner of Electronic Evidence where a court must form an opinion on information transmitted or stored in a computer resource or other electronic or digital form. Such opinion constitutes a relevant fact in the proceeding, and the Examiner is treated as an expert for that purpose.
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