Electronic Courts and the Challenges in Managing Evidence. A View From Inside The International Criminal Court
Mark Patrick Dillon, David Beresford
International Journal for Court Administration · 2014
doi:10.18352/ijca.132 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
<p>Many courts face challenges dealing with large volumes of electronic evidence. Innovative solutions are in place, but challenges remain for those who manage our courts. Some of the international tribunals have embraced new technologies. High staff turnover leads to a knowledge drain and mobile devices which generate a significant amount of meta-data are issues that need to be addressed.</p>
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