DRAFT CURRICULUM FOR COURSE ON

ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE

Tentative Date: 16 – 17 August 2023

Objective
 To understand and enhance the knowledge of participants on the various
aspects of electronic evidence

DAY ONE
TIME TOPIC SPEAKER

9.00 – Overview of electronic evidence Gred 54

11.00 am  Concept of electronic evidence
- Primary evidence
- Secondary evidence
- “Document produced by a computer”
- “Computer output”
- Digital evidence
- Computer

Sources of reference
 Penal Code [Act 574]
 Evidence Act 1950 [Act 56]
 Computer Crimes Act 1997 [Act 563]
 Communication and Multimedia Act
[Act 588].

11.00 am Gathering of electronic evidence from the Gred 54

– 1.00 perspective of the Royal Malaysian Police:
pm  Detection and investigation
 Preservation of electronic evidence
 Challenges in gathering electronic evidence
 Case study

2.30 – Gathering of electronic evidence from the Gred 54

3.30 pm perspective of the Malaysian Communication and
Multimedia Commission:
 Detection and investigation (OSINT)

3.30 – Gathering of electronic evidence from the Gred 54

4.30 pm Investigation’s perspective of the Malaysian
Communication and Multimedia Commission
 Section 233 (Act 588)
 DAY TWO
TIME TOPIC SPEAKER

9.00 – Examination and analysis of electronic evidence Gred 54

10.00  Purpose of examination
am  Types of electronic evidence
 Standard and procedure in forensic
examination
 Analysis in electronic evidence
- Identification of offender
- Common defences

10.00 – Examination and analysis of electronic evidence -

11.00 Gred 54
 Purpose of examination
am
 Types of electronic evidence
 Standard and procedure in forensic
examination
 Analysis of electronic evidence
- Identification of offender
- Common defences

11.00 Tendering and admissibility of electronic evidence –

Gred 54
am –
 Sections 90A, 90B and 90C of the
1.00 pm
Evidence Act 1950 [Act 56] and its
inadequacies
 Section 114A of Evidence Act 1950
[Act 56]

2.30 – “Challenges on Electronic Evidence”

Gred 54
4.30 pm