NELSON CELIS
NELSON CELIS

AS explained in my last article “Digital forensics in the realm of AES” (https://www.manilatimes.net/digital-forensics-realm-aes/295544/), the Joint Congressional Canvassing Committee (JCCC) allowed the digital forensics of the 60 precinct count optical scan (PCOS) machines that were seized from the house of a Smartmatic technician in Antipolo. It was also explained in that article that nothing was stipulated in the Automated Election System (AES) Law (RA 9369) or in the Comelec’s Rules on Proceduresregarding digital forensics.

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