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Threat Modeling for 2027

The Timetable and Nomination Litigation of 2026: What Was Decided

Where Technology Evidence Breaks Down: A Map for the Bench

Preserving Devices Before Inspection: The Questions for the Court

Unlogged Failures and the Burden of Proof

Check Your Understanding: The 2026 Decisions

Rebuilt with the real, still-live litigation over the 2027 timetable and Section 84(2), Section 60(6)'s wilfulness gap explained for a bench weighing burden of proof, and the full threat sequence and preservation standard.

What changed since 2023, now updated with the real, still-unresolved Supreme Court appeal
over the 2027 timetable itself; the full Ten Modes of Defeat; and two specific evidentiary
standards -- the preservation order and the burden-of-proof fight -- a 2027 bench will need. .

Module 4: The 2027 Issue Map - Questions the Tribunal Will Face

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