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It is planned to amend the Federal Rule of Evidence 902, which will enter December 1, 2017. The new rules are aimed at streamlining the reception of electronic evidence in court proceedings. You can see in this article which amendments are planned to be made.
On December 1, 2017 will come changes to the Federal Rule of Evidence 902. This amendment will have a very significant impact on the practice of customers and partners. This amendment, in the form of new subsection (14), is anticipated by the legal community to significantly impact eDiscovery and computer forensics software and its use by establishing that electronic data recovered “by a process of digital identification” is to be self-authenticating, thereby not routinely necessitating the trial testimony of a forensic or technical expert where best practices are employed, as certified through a written affidavit by a “qualified person.”
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