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The "computer is always right" precedent is now being challenged by the Chartered Institute for IT https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/law/it-experts-call-for-review-o

• belter 2y ago
  It's astonishing, that the courts allowed to stand the argument, software with no defects, had been produced and put in production, for the first time in the history of Computer Science. And by Fujitsu from all companies....
  • rcxdude 2y ago
    It's more that the courts would presume that the software was working correctly for the purposes of the evidence provided by it for the prosecution, unless evidence was presented otherwise by the other side. But of course when that's the default it's quite hard to get the access to collect that evidence, especially if you're an individual with limited funds (even more so if you got bullied into paying fines beforehand).