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Item Admissibility and applicability of evidence obtained through modern devices in pakistan(UMT.Lahore, 2023) Shehrin Khan; Hira Arshad; Javeria Afzal Tarar; Aneeqa Arshad VirkThis research paper examines the admissibility and applicability of evidence obtained through modern devices in Pakistan from both a legal and technological perspective. With the rapid advancement of technology, modern devices such as smartphones, computers, and digital recording devices have become integral to the collection and preservation of evidence in various legal proceedings. However, the admissibility of such evidence in Pakistani courts remains a complex issue due to the challenges posed by emerging technologies and the need to uphold legal principles. To address this issue, the research analyses relevant Pakistani laws, regulations, and case precedents governing the admissibility of evidence obtained through modern devices. It explores the legal framework surrounding the authentication, reliability, and integrity of digital evidence and the application of the principles of chain of custody and hearsay in the Pakistani context. Additionally, the paper examines the role of forensic techniques and technological advancements in ensuring the accuracy and reliability of digital evidence. From a technological standpoint, the research evaluates the capabilities and limitations of modern devices in capturing, storing, and securing digital evidence. It discusses the challenges associated with the preservation and retrieval of electronic evidence, including issues of data tampering, encryption, and privacy concerns. Furthermore, the study explores the availability and accessibility of forensic tools and expertise necessary for the proper analysis and interpretation of digital evidence in Pakistan. By combining legal analysis with technological insights, this research aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the admissibility and applicability of evidence obtained through modern devices in Pakistan. The findings of this study will contribute to the ongoing discourse on the development of robust legal frameworks and technological infrastructure necessary to ensure the effective utilization of digital evidence in Pakistani courts.