Hearsay Evidence ?
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| Computer Forensics |
Deceptively Simple you say ?
"Most courts have interpreted computer
records as hearsay evidence. The rule against hearsay evidence is deceptively simple and full of
exceptions. Hearsay is any out-of-court statement presented in court to prove the truth of
an assertion. In other words, hearsay is evidence of a statement made other than by a witness
while testifying at the hearing and is offered to prove the truth of a statement...."
Excerpt from : "Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations 3rd Edition by B. Nelson, et all. Copyright by (Cengage,2010)
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A write blocker which prevents any changes form occurring
on the drive during boot up! This is required to maintain the integrity of the evidence. |
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