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As digital technology becomes more necessary for full participation in society, many commentators raise concerns regarding the ‘digital divide’.

In broad terms, lawtech has developed in three waves. Each wave has flowed into the next and continued through it.

In the wake of the UK's Post Office Prosecutions controversy, the reliability of computer-based evidence is called ...