Electronic Evidence

This Evidence Law Capsule explores three key rules which arise extremely often when electronic evidence is adduced: the rule on authentication, the "best evidence" rule, and the hearsay rule. The principles can be confusing, especially when you're not careful about isolating the various arguments. For more on this, check out a fantastic article by David Paciocco, "Proof and Progress: Coping with the Law of Evidence in a Technological Age" (2013) 11 Can J of L & Tech 181.
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I need help to get electronic evidence.

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I recently discovered someone at MLK DOL altered my Racial and Disability Discriminations, Fraud, and Retaliated Discriminations social security complaint. Llike the Clark case, some people can go in and change the record.

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