In the days of film photography, photographs were proof enough to decide a case. But, with digital photography, where they can easily be manipulated in Photoshop or other programs, the photo cannot be really trusted as accurate, unless compared with other photographs taken at the same time. Digital photographs can't really be trusted in court nowadays.
Caveat: I Didn't see the entire video. Shouldn't a person be mindful of consent rules within their state before simply recording a conversation? If two party consent is required and a recording is made absent that consent, that recording is a criminal violation if I'm not mistaken.
Very educational and informational video 🔥
Thanks for the information about authentication alot of good tips and ideas on what the law will allow Thanks again
Do you need the entire phone conversation recording to use as evidence or can you just have a few minutes of it?
In the days of film photography, photographs were proof enough to decide a case. But, with digital photography, where they can easily be manipulated in Photoshop or other programs, the photo cannot be really trusted as accurate, unless compared with other photographs taken at the same time. Digital photographs can't really be trusted in court nowadays.
Great Video
Thanks!
Caveat: I Didn't see the entire video. Shouldn't a person be mindful of consent rules within their state before simply recording a conversation? If two party consent is required and a recording is made absent that consent, that recording is a criminal violation if I'm not mistaken.