Privacy & Access Law: The Dangers of Electronic Evidence: Seeing is NOT Believing
In many trials every day, electronic evidence is being distributed, and indeed used, as a proper representation of the actual evidence, even though it is merely a paper printout. This is reckless and unacceptable, but as long as lawyers and judges (and anyone else) do not know any better, it is accepted. Imagine if a murder trial introduced merely a picture of the murder weapon, or merely a picture of the suspect? This presentation will include various types of electronic evidence, and show why you can never trust a paper copy. Social media, text messages, and web pages will be demonstrated. Can you spot the fake ones?
**Rescheduled from May 28, 2026 - If you were registered for the May 28 presentation, your registration has been transfered to the new date of June 23.
Date/Time: Tuesday, June 23, 2026 | 12:00 - 1:00 pm (SK) | Zoom
Speaker: Kevin Ripa, Digital Forensics Expert
Section Chair: Titli Datta, Miller Thomson LLP
Cost: Free for CBA Members
This program qualifies for 1.0 CPD hours under the Law Society of Saskatchewan Continuing Professional Development Policy.
This will be a zoom webinar so you can join via your computer or phone. We will provide instructions when you register of how to access Zoom if you are not familiar with this format.
