Showing posts with label british case law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label british case law. Show all posts

Seminar on GSM Standards Updated

Seminar on GSM Standards Updated.Updated for Seminar on GSM Standards (previous link):http://trewmte.blogspot.com/2010/03/seminar-on-gsm-standards.html.It doesn't appear easy to take in the mobile telephone technical standards and that the numerous standards that are out there add an additional layer of perceived complexity..To address this particular matter and demonstrate that dealing with

Seminar on GSM Standards

Seminar on GSM Standards.It is clear that associated with mobile phone examination to obtain evidence that examiners must read the GSM Standards to understand the data evidence and whether the devices used acquire the data. The concern amongst examiners still exists because there are so many Standards current and historical and each providing variations on obtaining evidence and interpretation

Is section 133 Criminal Justice Act 2003 flawed?

Is section 133 Criminal Justice Act 2003 flawed?.The great cases of the 60s, 70s , 80s and 90s saw in the introduction of good quality case law involving audio, computers and mobile telephone evidence. Cases such as R .v. Maqsud Ali (nothing lost in translation), R .v. Mahon (handling evidence), R .v. Robson (genuineness and orginality) etc, many cases included evidence that required

ECHR Fairness with evidence

European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)Fairness with evidence.As part of the training syllabus for students, consideration is given to the professional, ethical and moral standards associated with the work of the examiner and expert and the evidence they produce..“Equality of arms” principleEnshrined in Article 6 ECHR and incorporated into HumanRights Act - the right to a fair trial involves