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UK: Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology: new briefing paper on digital forensics and crime

10 March 2016

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"Digital forensic science is the process of obtaining, analysing and using digital evidence in investigations or criminal proceedings. Digital evidence ranges from images of child sexual exploitation to the location of a mobile phone. This note looks at how evidence is obtained, legislation and regulation, and efforts to address challenges faced by practitioners."

See: POSTNOTE: Digital Forensics and Crime (pdf)

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