Volume 14 : 2017 | Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review

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Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review Volume 14 : 2017

Published: 2017-02-28

Editorial

Editorial

Stephen Mason, Allison Stanfield

i-iii
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Articles

A proposed electronic evidence exchange across the European Union

Maria Angela Biasiotti

1-12
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Another method of stealing cash from ATMs

Timothy Tion

13-15
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Establishing possession, custody and control through electronic baggage tags

Gita Radhakrishna

16-21
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‘Mobile Ping Data’ – Metadata for Tracking

Reg Coutts, Hugh Selby

22-25
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Forced biometric authentication – on a recent amendment in the Norwegian Code of Criminal Procedure

Ingvild Bruce

26-30
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The Garlasco case and the digital alibi evidence: a difficult relationship between law and informatics

Eleonora Colombo

31-38
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Network investigative source codes and due process

Brian L. Owsley

39-46
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The enforceability of electronic arbitration agreements before the DIFC Courts and Dubai Courts

Omar Husain Qouteshat, Kamal Jamal Alawamleh

47-60
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Undergraduate essay

The role of digital signatures in the digitisation of loan documentation in India

Rishabh Sant Tiwari, Deepansh Goyal

61-66
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Case Ruling

Case Ruling: England & Wales - R v Cahill; R v Pugh 14 October 2014

England & Wales Case Ruling:

67-71
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Case Translations

Case translation: Estonia

Estonia Case Translations:

72-78
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Case translation: Spain

Spain Case Translations:

79-87
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Book Reports

Book Reports

Book Reports

88-103
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Research

PhD Research

PhD Research

104-115
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Credits

General Editors and Editorial Board

Volume 14 Credits

116-118
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