This thesis deals with the intesection of electronic evidence
in criminal proceedings and of human rights with regards to the
contemporary case-law of both of the “European” courts. Out of
it it chooses three re-cent rulings which bring novel or
generalizing conclusions for this topic to analyse. They
consist of ECtHR judgment in case Yüksel Yalçınkaya v. Türkiye,
dealing with criminal law connotations of using ByLock
appli-cation, CJ EU judgment in case Landec, tackling the issue
of securing data stored in a mobile phone and CJ EU judgment in
case EncroChat, whose subject was the collection of end user
data by infiltration method on the territory of another member
state.