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Evolution of Digital Evidence in Uganda: A Records Management Perspective
Abstract
This chapter explores the evolution of digital evidence in Uganda's judicial system, highlighting the shift from traditional paper-based to digital records. It reviews key literature that informed legal reforms establishing the framework for admitting and managing digital evidence, marking a digital evidence revolution in Uganda. The chapter examines how courts interpret laws to tackle challenges unique to digital data, noting benefits like greater efficiency and accuracy in judicial processes. It also discusses ongoing challenges and gaps in digital evidence management. Emerging trends emphasize sustainable digital records management practices to ensure long-term reliability and authenticity in court proceedings. The study stresses embedding digital records management within legal frameworks to secure evidence integrity and admissibility. Ultimately, proactive integration of digital features helps organizations address security, legal, and regulatory concerns, safeguarding the credibility of digital evidence in Uganda's judicial system.
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