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Open-source imagery is transforming investigations of international crimes – but how do judges know if it’s real?

By Sarah Zarmsky, PhD Candidate and Assistant Lecturer, University of Essex
Alexa Koenig, Research Professor of Law and Co-Faculty Director, Human Rights Center, University of California, Berkeley
Yvonne McDermott, Professor of Law, Swansea University

Courts face growing challenges in assessing digital evidence in international crime trials. A new guide aims to help judges verify online information.

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