Chapter 7 provides guidelines for the forensic examination of electronic evidence by 14 crime categories.

Given the guidelines and references provided by the judge, it now becomes difficult for counsel to argue admissibility of electronic evidence.

Chapter 6 then addresses procedures for packaging, transportation and storage of electronic evidence.

The concluding chapter provides guidelines for the forensic examination of electronic evidence by 14 crime categories.

Section 220, which deals with nationwide service of search warrants for electronic evidence, is similarly criticised.

"Let us examine the electronic evidence, which I hope is readily available?"

For example, a defence attorney cannot present electronic and physical evidence even though they may be strong proof of the accused's innocence.

The company supports both industry and proprietary tools to handle electronic evidence.

But the continued attempts at one-upmanship simply gave the pursuers more electronic evidence.

An audit trail or other record of all processes applied to computer based electronic evidence should be created and preserved.