Can electronic evidence collected by spy software be used in court?
I suspected my wife of cheating on me and installed spy software on our shared, home computer. I quickly found explicit evidence (both pictures and messages) that she was meeting and having sex with different men from sex chats. I also found out that she started sending pictures of our child to some of the men she was meeting with.
Can this kind of electronic evidence be used in court? If the content leaves no doubts whatsoever, would the judge still dismiss it, only because I have collected it without my my wife’s consent?
Could anyone recommend to me any law firms in London that might have experience with this kind of cases?
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>> no, you were invading her privacy
what rights does the man have in such situations?
9 hours ago
>> As direct evidence – I doubt. I would say – no.
how about the fact of her sending out pictures our child to men met on sex forums?
you can’t have ‘direct’ evidence, can you? this by definition ‘virtual’; and still the implications could be very real
