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Digital forensic examinations often seem like a magic bullet. A good examiner can find digital clues that establish important facts that can win almost any type of matter. Of course, forensic examinations can also be costly and time consuming, which is why courts are often reluctant to allow them.
As the case law and Federal Rules have evolved to address most aspects of e-discovery- one question is still left to the discretion of courts- when and why forensic examiners need to be brought in for matters involving digital evidence. This is the first in a two part series, establishing how and when a legal team can make the case for forensic examination in almost any matter.
Read the complete article at: How to Influence Judges and Earn Forensic Examinations