Hello class, Electronic discovery (eDiscovery) is a double-edged sword for modern justice. On one hand, parties can now obtain and use information helpful in ascertaining facts needed for the fair resolution of cases. This data is often found in emails, texts, metadata and other electronic information not previously available to the parties. On the other hand, electronic discovery is complicated, and many believe expensive, and perhaps actually impedes the public's access to justice. Does it help or hurt the justice system? The answer depends upon the field of law in which the issue arises, the complexity of the case, and the extent to which the court and counsel adhere to the rules of procedure and evidence. respond to this