Computer Evidence

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Law

E-Discovery

Computer evidence is rather unique when compared to other forms of more traditional documentary evidence. Unlike paper documentation, computer evidence is extremely fragile and it occurs in the form of an identical copy of a specific document that is stored in a computer file. In addition, the legal "best evidence" rules differ for the processing of computer evidence. However, there is the potential for unauthorized copies to be made of important computer files without leaving behind a trace that the copy

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