Digital Evidence in the Trial System of Bangladesh: prevalence, challenges and expertise.

Abstract

This article introduces the concept of digital evidence and supports it with a few historical twists. Furthermore, it demonstrates how the Evidence Act and several other laws have integrated digital evidence into their corpus and thoroughly examines the legal process of admissibility of digital evidence within the current corpus juris of Bangladesh. In order to maintain the rule of law in society, it is now of utmost importance to implement innovative strategies for crime prevention. Such crimes can be avoided through the use of digital evidence. Digital evidence can use its properties to gather and examine information to reach conclusions. In a court of law, digital evidence can help ensure justice. Digital evidence can be one of the best methods used to convict and deter criminal activity in the legal system of Bangladesh. The aim of this article is to shed light on the limitations of digital evidence in Bangladesh, its potential legal relevance, and the concept of best evidence.