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As our world is going digital, Electronic Evidence are increasingly used in court and not just for computer related crimes. At the same time, organised crimes are also following the globalisation trend and often require fast cooperation across judicial authorities of several countries to be efficiently fought. However this is currently difficult to achieve because the integrity of electronic evidence can easily be compromised and legislation is often lagging behind in their use of ICT means. The context of this work is to develop a roadmap for the collection, use and exchange of electronic evidence across EU Member states. In this paper we report about a detailed requirements analysis re-lying on the GRL goal-oriented method. We present strategic rationales underlying the management of electronic evidence and refine them into specific requirements that can be achieved by existing or enhanced systems like I-Link and TESTA as well as data exchange frameworks such as CybOX, DFAX and UMF. |
