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Part III covers the many uses for visual evidence in criminal proceedings, with particular focus on crime scenes, re-enactments and confessions, video conferencing and video links, computer generated visual evidence (illustrated with prints from court-tendered videos), and surveillance of criminal suspects. It also includes chapters devoted to the discussion of privacy laws (e.g., PIPEDA), wireless video surveillance, casino surveillance, family law and the use of private investigators. Recently added chapters cover forensic video analysis, the Sedona Canada Principles as they relate to Digital Images, and the use of videotapes and photographs in Small Claims Courts.