What we are witnessing is a “juriscopic regime” — a dense entanglement of scopic technologies (body cameras, satellites, open‑source verification), scientific protocols and legal evidentiary horizons that together govern what can be seen, verified and acted upon as “truth” — defining who counts as an expert and what forms of knowledge are ignored as anecdotal, non-scientific or non-legal.

More evidence doesn’t mean more justice – The limits of visual technologies in human rights cases - LSE Impact

Collecting evidence doesn’t mean it “counts.”