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You will understand when a party must first raise questions about synthetic evidence, what threshold of proof triggers court scrutiny, and how the burden of persuasion shifts between authentication and integrity.
You will understand how to evaluate the rigour, limits and potential bias of forensic experts who testify about synthetic media, and how to deploy cross-examination to expose methodological weakness or inadmissible reasoning in court.
You will understand how courts distinguish between proving a synthetic artefact exists and proving who created it and why, and how this distinction shapes disclosure, cross-examination and the burden of proof in litigation.