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The question of electronic evidences is vague in the report made by the Rapporteur Monika Hohlmeier, mostly through the amendments 19 and 20 (creating recitals 15 sexties and 15 septies). It is about coordination of States, through Eurojust especially, by "the collecting, sharing and admissibility of electronic evidences". But the amendment 20 point clearly the "anonymizers, proxy servers, Tor network [...]" and storage in remote servers ("in the cloud"). The amendment specifies that Member States "
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The question of electronic evidences is vague in the report made by the Rapporteur Monika Hohlmeier, mostly through the amendments 19 and 20 (creating recitals 15 sexties and 15 septies). It is about coordination of States, through Eurojust especially, by "the collecting, sharing and admissibility of electronic evidences". But the amendment 20 point clearly the "anonymizers, proxy servers, Tor network [...]" and storage in remote servers ("in the cloud"). The amendment specifies that Member States "should therefore cooperate among each other notably through Eurojust and Europol and with the European Commission to ensure a coordinated approach in this field to improve the efficiency of dealing with the gathering, sharing, and admissibility of electronic evidence".
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Search of electronic evidences
The question of electronic evidences is vague in the report made by the Rapporteur Monika Hohlmeier, mostly through the amendments 19 and 20 (creating recitals 15 sexties and 15 septies). It is about coordination of States, through Eurojust especially, by "the collecting, sharing and admissibility of electronic evidences". But the amendment 20 point clearly the "anonymizers, proxy servers, Tor network [...]" and storage in remote servers ("in the cloud"). The amendment specifies that Member States "should therefore cooperate among each other notably through Eurojust and Europol and with the European Commission to ensure a coordinated approach in this field to improve the efficiency of dealing with the gathering, sharing, and admissibility of electronic evidence".