02 — Practice Area
Cybercrime & Digital Forensic Evidence
Unmatched experience in cybercrime law and digital forensic evidence from Jamaica's former national cybercrime prosecution lead.
02 — Practice Area
Unmatched experience in cybercrime law and digital forensic evidence from Jamaica's former national cybercrime prosecution lead.
JudiAnn Edwards is one of Jamaica's most experienced cybercrime legal practitioners — former Head of the DPP's Cybercrimes Unit and a member of the Jamaican delegation that negotiated the UN Cybercrime Convention.
Whether you're facing cybercrime charges, need digital evidence challenged, or require specific advice on devices, platforms, or investigations — Ms. Edwards brings direct prosecutorial experience to your defence.
Ms. Edwards brings in-depth knowledge of digital evidence, cybercrime investigations, and the legal frameworks that govern them.
Digital evidence includes data from computers, mobile phones, tablets, servers, email accounts, social media platforms, CCTV systems, and any other electronic source. Admissibility depends on how it was collected, preserved, and presented.
Yes. We assess the integrity of the collection process, chain of custody, handling, and forensic analysis. Improperly handled evidence can be excluded or significantly reduced in weight.
A Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty is a formal agreement between countries for sharing evidence in criminal matters. It is frequently triggered in cross-border cybercrime and financial crime cases.