Alright, I do not really know how you would feel when you read in the news something like this: "ALIBI: Facebook Status Update Saves Teen from Jail". Would such a news increase your trust in a justice system? Though, this had happened in the US court system which does not surprise me at all. I wonder if any courts in other countries would fall for such an "alibi"! This makes me so disappointed, reading news about either how someone got convicted in a trial based on cyber-evidences or got away with something based on a cyber-alibi! I believe, the application of cyber-evidences by people who are not qualified for cyber-prosecution could completely compromise a justice system. I am not against using cyber-evidences in right shape and form. What concerns me is seeing that this new field of prosecution is being very badly misused. Just enough to say that if this type of prosecution is acceptable in a court system, then in that system, we can demonstrate the truth of the biggest lies! I guess I am going to study a bit about the theory of evidence and then I might be back with a more scientific blog on this matter.