The author discusses the distinctions, in discovery, between computer-based evidence and traditional paper documents, and includes computer system discovery checklist, and means for preserving the chain of custody.
The author describes the state of the law of discovery of electronic evidence, including proposed changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure; proposed amendments to the ABA’s Civil Discovery…
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Norman Brand, Jane H. Devlin, Chris Sullivan, Alan A. Symonette, David R. Williamson
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A panel discussion of employer monitoring of employee computer use, including Internet access. Six scenarios deal with Facebook postings, blogging about workplace conditions, confidential patient identities, unauthorized viewing of another’s…
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