If only that didn't require expertise, both on the part of the defendant and the defense team, who both probably struggle at keeping their e-mail clients proper

If only that didn't require expertise, both on the part of the defendant and the defense team, who both probably struggle at keeping their e-mail clients properly configured. You do understand that it's quite the common perception, outside the technical field, that computer evidence is nigh-infallible, nearly on the level of DNA evidence. So much that, once brought into context, it's pretty much believed as iron-clad evidence by non-technical people.