Article 752. Digital evidence

Electronic data containing information about circumstances relevant to the case, including electronic files, audio and video recordings, information stored on the World Wide Web (Internet), as well as other electronic data, shall be deemed digital evidence.

Making a copy of digital evidence shall be permitted, provided that its integrity and identical conformity are preserved.

The admissibility of a copy made from digital evidence shall be ensured by the existence of the original digital evidence from which the said copy was made, except for digital evidence certified by a notary. The parties participating in the case, witnesses, and other persons have the right to submit copies of digital evidence in printed paper form. In this case, the paper form of the digital evidence may not be considered written evidence, except for digital evidence certified by a notary.

Audio and video recordings generated in the form of electronic data and attached to procedural minutes drawn up during the judicial proceedings shall also be considered digital evidence.

A copy of digital evidence shall be kept together with the case materials.