Fantastic, must read information on Video evidence in the judicial process. Written by James Careless, quotes from Elliott Goldstein (Lawyer): “The party tendering video evidence must establish how the video was recorded, what impact the recording process had on the captured video, whether the exporting of the video evidence has further comprised the reliability of the images and whether all relevant video has been obtained of the incident in question.” As a result, “video evidence must be authenticated in order to gain admissibility in court. Authentication can be accomplished by witnesses familiar with the video content — for example, the person who captured the video images — or technically, showing that the images have not be altered in any improper way. This is a requirement of both the Canada Evidence Act and common law.”
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High-definition motor vehicle digital video recorder, watching out for accidents and erratic drivers.
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