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Not really, since you have physical access to the file you can edit it. That should immediately disqualify it as evidence. I think this type of data normally is
by adsr 15y ago
Not really, since you have physical access to the file you can edit it. That should immediately disqualify it as evidence. I think this type of data normally is gathered from the phone company when used as evidence, then the involved parties can not tamper with the file.
- ars 15y agoThat's not how law works. They don't require absolute proof like in math. This will be included as evidence - evidence is not proof, it's weaker. You can claim "I edited it", which then weakens the evidence. Then they will look for other evidence, and try to look at everything as a whole.