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This question is a whole lot of chaos.
It depends a lot on which country you are thinking of.
You say courts would look into log files. No, they don't. Experts do stuff like that.
Why do you ask for industry standards when it's about legal stuff. There are legal procedures. Or maybe not.
Whether anyone cares about user data, that's one of the things that's very very different in all countries.
The industry standards would be what major tech companies do in order to comply and make sure that when their data is involved in a legal battle, they can prove that it hasn't been tampered with.
Any country is fair game since I'm interested about any general knowledge, but I'm mostly curious about Western nations such as the United States.
So you think you get ~200 responses now, one from each country LOL
Probably not, since most people don't know this kind of information about most countries.