Legal admissibility of electronic evidenceFootnote1This paper has been written in the context of the CTOSE project (IST programme), and it is an adaptation and briefing of deliverable 3.1 ‘Admissibility of electronic evidence’. It was the basis for the presentation at the CTOSE Conference. This paper, however, is solely the responsibility of the author and does not represent the opinion of the other contributors to the CTOSE project or of the European Community (EC). Its purpose is to present, as clearly as possible for people who are unfamiliar with legal matters, the main principles of the admissibility of evidence. To this end, some legal concepts have been simplified. I am particularly grateful to Antoine Misonne, Assistant in Criminal Law at the Faculty of law in Namur, for his substantial help and valuable comments during the drafting of this report. I also wish to express my gratitude to María Verónica Pérez Asinari and Jean‐Marc Dinant for their enjoyable and highly professional collaboration on the CTOSE project.
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