DIGITAL EVIDENCE IN JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS: THEORY AND PRACTICE

Abstract

This paper explores the profound influence of digital transformation on the trajectory of international law. Central to this discussion is the contribution of international institutions, specifically the United Nations, in crafting norms and technical standards for the digital environment. The author evaluates pressing global concerns, including cybersecurity frameworks, personal data privacy, digital human rights, and the legal governance of artificial intelligence. Additionally, the research highlights systemic challenges such as escalating cyber threats and the imperative for harmonized global regulatory strategies. A significant portion of the study is dedicated to the legislative landscape of the Republic of Uzbekistan, detailing its digital reforms and the synchronization of domestic law with international requirements. The article concludes that the digital age necessitates strengthened global partnerships and the creation of resilient legal instruments to foster a secure and sustainable digital civilization.