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Should social media messages be treated with any credibility in a court of law?
03-19-2014, 03:52 AM
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Social media is a form of evidence. The law court cannot reject such evidence due to its electronic form. Nevertheless, there is some reasonable doubt in messages in social media, e.g. compromised accounts. Of course, the persecutors have their responsibilities to prove those messages beyond the shadow of reasonable doubts. That would be works by Digital Forensicists in Police Force.
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