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You will understand how to construct a rigorous, structured method for examining digital media evidence that avoids both naive acceptance and reflexive dismissal.
You will understand how the fear of synthetic media can trigger wholesale rejection of digital evidence, why this response is epistemically indefensible in litigation, and how to distinguish principled scepticism from defensive dismissal.
You will understand how to assign defensible confidence levels to digital evidence by reasoning through likelihood, not binary authenticity, and how to communicate those judgements persuasively in legal proceedings.