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Admissibility of electronically generated evidence in Nigeria
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Admissibility of electronically generated evidence in Nigeria

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This work appraises the legal framework for the admissibility of electronically generated evidence in Nigeria. Looking precisely at evidence Act, 2011 at section 84 (4) that deal with how to administer electronic evidence. The book will be looking at the absence of express provisions for the admissibility of online oral evidence as direct evidence; failure to define vital words such as computer evidence; absence of a simple format on the certificate of compliance provided in section 84 (4) evidence Act 2011; lack of schedules to describe or provide examples of electronically generated evidence; failure to set up a commission or committee to monitor the implementation and compliance with the provision of section 84 of the evidence act.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date
25 February 2024
Pages
60
ISBN
9786207467648

This work appraises the legal framework for the admissibility of electronically generated evidence in Nigeria. Looking precisely at evidence Act, 2011 at section 84 (4) that deal with how to administer electronic evidence. The book will be looking at the absence of express provisions for the admissibility of online oral evidence as direct evidence; failure to define vital words such as computer evidence; absence of a simple format on the certificate of compliance provided in section 84 (4) evidence Act 2011; lack of schedules to describe or provide examples of electronically generated evidence; failure to set up a commission or committee to monitor the implementation and compliance with the provision of section 84 of the evidence act.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date
25 February 2024
Pages
60
ISBN
9786207467648