The validity of electronic evidence is recognized by Electronic Commerce Act (1382) and Electronic Crimes Act (1389), and hence, there is no problem to rely on it. Having said that, it is important to examine this issue by considering the followings: First, to illustrate its evidentiary nature as a document. ...
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The validity of electronic evidence is recognized by Electronic Commerce Act (1382) and Electronic Crimes Act (1389), and hence, there is no problem to rely on it. Having said that, it is important to examine this issue by considering the followings: First, to illustrate its evidentiary nature as a document. Second, to discuss relevant provisions of the Acts and existing shortcomings. Third, to address problems of quality of the current technology for the purpose of meeting legal standards in relation to the originality of evidence against its copy. This article deals with the above-mentioned issues and proposes some suggestions for reforming the Electronic Commerce Act.
