Set against the backdrop of a fictional murder, this book presents the law and procedure on electronic evidence and E-Discovery in a uniquely refreshing style. Each chapter takes up a thread from the story, as it delves into the study of the authenticity and discovery of potential digital evidence captured from various electronic sources. The first part of the book deals exhaustively with how to authenticate evidence obtained from diverse electronic sources to be presented as evidence at trial. The second part discusses the right to obtain discovery of such evidence in its electronic format and the attendant issues and challenges in the process. The current Malaysian statutory provisions and a wealth of case law from Malaysia, Singapore, England and the USA are analysed to give the reader a better perspective and understanding of this fast-growing and complex area of the law of evidence. The book concludes with a peek into the future and the new lawyering skills that it entails. It is a must-have companion for judges, judicial officers and litigators.