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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “electronic evidence”

Ballot Image Integrity and Electronic Evidence in Philippine Election Protests

Supreme Court ruling on ballot images as electronic evidence in election protests under RA 9369 and the Rules on Electronic Evidence.

Ballot Images in Electoral Protests: The Evidentiary Value of Electronic Evidence

The Supreme Court held that scanned ballot images are the functional equivalent of original paper ballots in electoral protests under the Rules on Electronic Evidence.

FAX Transmissions Are Not Electronic Evidence: MCC Industrial Sales v. Ssangyong

The Supreme Court clarifies that ordinary fax transmissions are not electronic evidence under R.A. 8792, but photocopies may still be admitted under the Rules of Court.

Best Evidence Rule: Photocopies vs Electronic Documents in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when photocopies qualify as electronic evidence and why the best evidence rule still applies.