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  1. A court ruling on May 27, 2026, influenced the scope of investigative journalism, involving the Supreme Court and ProPublica.
  2. Court ruling limits security claims over evidence.

Supreme Court of Canada rules on evidentiary doctrine of spoliation and data preservation.

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Supreme Court of Canada rules on evidentiary doctrine of spoliation and data preservation.

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  2. Supreme Court of Canada revisits rules regarding data preservation and evidence destruction.1 source

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