Un haut degré de littératie informatique n'est pas requis pour lire un DVD

R. v. Broomfield, 2010 NLTD 202 (CanLII)

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[11]         The Applicant’s counsel suggested that the Applicant has challenges regarding his computer literacy and access to computer equipment, and therefore a disclosure of an electronic disc (without typed transcript) is not sufficient. There was no evidence on this point. In the absence of any evidence, the submission is rejected.  A high level of computer literacy is not required to play a DVD. Most households have DVD players. Even if the Applicant’s home did not have a DVD player, there are public facilities available in every urban centre in this Province (including Happy Valley-Goose Bay) where members of the public can access DVD players.