Author: Aviral Kachhal

I am a third-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at UPES School of Law, passionate about understanding the evolving dimensions of law and its role in shaping society. My academic journey so far has given me the opportunity to explore diverse areas such as constitutional law, international law, and criminal justice, while also engaging in practical exposure through moots, internships, and legal research. I have actively contributed to legal writing and discourse, with a keen interest in contemporary legal developments and their societal impact. I strive to bridge the gap between legal theory and practice, and I believe in the power of law to bring about meaningful change. Through this platform, I aim to learn, contribute, and connect with fellow legal minds.

Introduction With the rapid advancement of technology, the legal landscape is witnessing a paradigm shift in how justice is delivered, especially in the realm of evidence collection and presentation. Courts across the globe are gradually moving from traditional in-person hearings to digital platforms, particularly in the aftermath of the pandemic, which accelerated the adoption of video conferencing and virtual proceedings. In this evolving judicial ecosystem, the relevance and reliability of electronic evidence, especially those recorded remotely, have become central to legal debates. As the judiciary seeks to balance procedural fairness with technological convenience, a critical examination of the compatibility of…

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