You have a problem and you've talked to your legal
representative. You promised to send them some pictures... Here are
3 things you should know.
1. Who took the picture? To make the best use
of your pictures, make sure you know who took the pictures, and
that they know where and when the pictures were taken.
Some pictures will only ever be used to help your legal team
understand what you are talking about. But if you need to present
your side of the story to anyone else, for example, an inspector, a
ministry investigator, a director, a tribunal adjudicator, a
justice of the peace, or a judge ('decision maker'), then
your pictures need to be "proved" or verified by the
person who took them. Often that person is you, but if
it's not, then the person who took the pictures could be asked
to make a sworn statement regarding the pictures, generally
covering who, what, where, when, and possibly, why and how.
