FEATURES OF THE SEIZURE OF ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE AND COPYING INFORMATION FROM THEM
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Electronic evidence, criminal procedure, preservation, digital data, legislation.Abstract
In addition, the article analyzes the differences in the interpretation and classification of electronic media, reflecting the breadth of possible definitions and their use in the criminal process. In this regard, the scientific community and practitioners are faced with the need to formulate a unified and comprehensive definition that could meet the requirements of modern criminal procedure Legislation. The theory rightly notes that not only the physical carrier of information acquires evidentiary value, but also the electronic information contained in it, which can be obtained or created as a result of criminal actions. Electronic information resulting from a crime may contain key clues that are important for establishing the circumstances of the crime, including elements such as timestamps, location, and other data that can be recorded electronically. Therefore, the most important aspect of electronic evidence is information, while the medium itself is not decisive. The article emphasizes the importance of the concept of "electronic evidence" for ensuring the reliability of electronic evidence and offers directions for further research and improvement of the legislative framework.
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