Disks and other media that are copies of the original evidence are considered what?
A.
Primary evidence
B.
Reliable and sufficient evidence
C.
Hearsay evidence
D.
Conclusive evidence
Explanation:
In most cases computer related evidence will fall under the hearsay
category because it is seen as copies of the original data that is held in the
computer itself and can be modified without any indication. Evidence is considered
hearsay when there is no firsthand proof in place to validate its validity.
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