Sentences with phrase «electronic evidence processing»

eCapture is a fully automated electronic evidence processing solution designed to perform electronic discovery, processing, and production tasks quickly and accurately.

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In a Feb. 3 filing that updated his investigation and the discovery process, Bharara submitted a filing to the judge noting that more than 1.7 million pages of various emails, phone records and forensic evidence from 22 electronic warrants have been made available to defense lawyers.

Court documents state that «the government seized extensive electronic evidence and searched multiple hard drives» in the process of investigating him.

Such programs include, but are not limited to, education on the following: a) an IT tool, process, or methodology designed to perform tasks that are specific or uniquely suited to the practice of law; b) using a generic IT tool process or methodology to increase the efficiency of performing tasks necessary to the practice of law; c) the investigation, collection, and introduction of social media evidence; d) e-discovery; e) electronic filing of legal documents; f) digital forensics for legal investigation or litigation; and g) practice management software.

eDiscovery is a defensible, multi-step process in which electronic data is sought, located, secured, and / or searched with the intent of using it as evidence in a civil or criminal legal case.

Their next step is determining how to fully integrate technology to have a true electronic trial (where all processes from filing to the rendering of the decision are processed and all records are accessed electronically) rather than one which simply uses electronic evidence presented in the courtroom.

The whole presentation process has changed dramatically since the shift from paper to predominantly electronic evidence.

The intent of these amendments is to streamline authentication of electronic evidence through pretrial certification processes intended to minimize the need for testimony by a foundation witness.

Mobile Clearwell, the company said, «is the first processing and review platform that can be transported to the data where it resides — versus transferring data internationally and leaving it subject to regulation — eliminating the complexity of international e-discovery and reducing the cost and risk associated with processing and exporting electronic evidence across multiple countries.»

His peers recognize his expertise in the use of electronic evidence and the role of social media in the divorce process.

The amount of electronic information that comprises the evidence in investigations has increased significantly therefore, the DOJ has stated their commitment to devoting more personnel to collect, process, review, and produce electronic discovery in their budget request.

This database technology allows legal professionals to image, code, analyze, review and manage the massive amounts of electronic evidence, a process called «electronic database discovery» (EDD).

In the role as a Discovery Technician you will perform the intake and processing of electronic evidence.

As an integral part of the overall data discovery process, XDD forensic services provide law firms and corporations with proven, world - class computer forensics services expertise to help clients investigate, gather, preserve, recover, analyze and convert electronic data into comprehensible evidence to maximize its value and use in court.

The stages of electronic discovery in civil litigation are: identification, preservation, collection, processing, review, analysis, production and presentation of evidence at a trial.

«I fully expect the case to drive interest, demand and increasing acceptance of analytics to automate the review process when large amounts of electronic evidence needs to be sifted through,» she told CMSWire.

Griffin v. State, 19 A. 3d 415, 421 - 22 (Md.) Generally, a witness authenticating electronic evidence must «provide factual specificity about the process by which the electronically stored information is created, acquired, maintained, and preserved without alteration or change, or the process by which it is produced if the result of a system or process that does so.»

Some judges are skeptical about what process was used to acquire the texts and some states only accept electronic evidence if it has been obtained by a professional such as a private investigator.