Messages sent by computer can be used as evidence. "The state Supreme Court ruled yesterday that police don’t need authorization from the attorney general to capture instant messages sent by computer. The question often comes up in prosecutions of individuals accused of soliciting sex from minors over the Internet. . . "
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