This course offers a legally and technically rigorous approach to the handling of digital expert evidence across various legal proceedings. Over the course of its 176 pages, it examines the general principles of evidence, the burden of proof, the admissible means of evidence, the structure of digital evidence, its acquisition, assessment, and incorporation into the judicial process. It also explores the specific features of digital evidence in civil, criminal, administrative, and labor jurisdictions, including real-world examples and relevant case law. An essential guide for those who practice or wish to practice as certified computer forensic experts and seek to master the digital evidentiary domain from both a practical and regulatory perspective.