Cache Evidence, Mens Rea and Accessing Illicit Material
While web browsing, a computer creates temporary files in a folder,
called the cache, of almost every site visited.[FOOTNOTE 2] On the
opposite end, websites are being saved by entities for purposes of
preserving the past. Accordingly, a computer user's trail may be
uncovered by examining the cache. Today's lawyer and 21st-century
pathfinder may discover that the cache is a significant source of
evidence. Accordingly, this article addresses issues that may arise in
assessing its evidentiary value.

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