Abstract

<p><em>This article analyzes the urgency of the evidentiary process in electronic criminal trials. This study </em><em>aims to determine the importance of the evidentiary process in an electronic crime trial where in an </em><em>electronic crime the evidence submitted is not only tangible but intangible evidence. This research is a </em><em>normative legal research that is prescriptive and applied. The legal material collection technique used in </em><em>this study is the document study technique or library study technique. The collection of legal materials is </em><em>carried out through document studies and literature studies. Based on the results of the research, it shows </em><em>that proof in electronic crime is the main thing, because in the proof what is sought is material truth, that </em><em>a crime has occurred and it is the defendant who is guilty of committing it. The court is bound by a rule or</em><em> methods or provisions of evidence as stipulated in the law. Legitimate evidence must be carried out in court </em><em>in accordance with the procedures or methods that apply in the law of evidence.</em><em></em></p><p><em>Keywords: Evidence, Electronic Crime, Criminal Procedure law</em></p>

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