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[sleuthkit-users] Court report (short)

[Angus M. <an...@n-...>]

Just a quick note to let the list know that I gave evidence in English Crown 
Court yesterday in a murder trial. Testimony was based on timelines 
established and files recovered through sleuthkit & autopsy. No challenge of 
the validity of this evidence was made during cross-examination. (For those 
really interested - R. vs. Coutts, Lewes Crown Court)

I therefore assume that, under English law, these tools have been accepted as 
an acceptable method of recovering evidence.

Angus Marshall
(programme chair FIDES04 - Forensic Institute Digital Evidence Symposium 2004 
- http://fides04.n-gate.net/ )

Re: [sleuthkit-users] Court report (short)

[Brian C. <ca...@sl...>]

On Thursday, January 22, 2004, at 04:02  PM, Angus Marshall wrote:

> Just a quick note to let the list know that I gave evidence in English 
> Crown
> Court yesterday in a murder trial. Testimony was based on timelines
> established and files recovered through sleuthkit & autopsy. No 
> challenge of
> the validity of this evidence was made during cross-examination. (For 
> those
> really interested - R. vs. Coutts, Lewes Crown Court)

Great to hear, and congratulations!

thanks,
brian