E-Discovery
is a comprehensive course designed to
educate professionals to recognize and
handle electronic information.
The course will explore:
Electronic discovery
The role of electronic information
in the business environment
Electronic messaging
Collecting and searching electronic
information
Discovery and the production of
electronic information
Rules of discovery
Non-compliance with discovery
demands
Electronic information and the rules
of evidence
Admissibility, Hearsay
The Impact of the Proposed Federal
eDiscovery Rules
The Sedona Principles of eDiscovery
Volume & duplicability of digital
evidence
Digital documents are more difficult
to dispose of than paper documents
Digital data is dynamic
Digital documents have metadata
Environmental dependence of digital
documents
Digital data is characterized by its
dispersion & search ability
Understanding digital data
Deleted data
Metadata
Spreadsheets
American Bar Association eDiscovery
Standards
The impact of eDiscovery
Protection of digital evidence
Privileged information
Protective orders
Retention systems
Production
Complying with regulatory Law
Litigation Software
Concordance
Summation
The power of the court to appoint experts
Federal Court’s handling of digital information
JEDDI
PACER
State Court’s handling of digital information
Networks, Network Operating Systems (NOS) & Operating Systems(O/S)
Novell Netware
Linux
Unix
Windows
Discovery vs. eDiscovery
Discovery Rules
Finding pertinent information
Keyword searches
Key custodian identification
Time & date filters
Privilege
De-duplication
Civil discovery standards of 2004 (ABA Standards)
Discoverable digital information
Files that where never saved
Deleted documents
Active data
Remnants
Preservation orders
Subject interviews
Depositions
Responding to
eDiscovery requests
Identify
Preserve
Process
Review
Produce
Cost shifting
strategies
Spoliation
Sanctions
Preservation plans
Computer forensics
Acquisitions
Investigations
Analysis
Factual Testimony
Expert Testimony
Digital evidence –
admissibility
Expert witness
reports
Optical character
recognition
Court presentation:
computer generated evidence
Technology in the
courtroom
Knowledge Center's computer Forensics training provides you the skills to successfully identify the evidence of computer related crime and abuse cases. This may range from tracing the tracks of a hacker through a client's systems, to tracing the originator of defamatory emails, to recovering signs of fraud.
"I learned far more information that I expected. The instructor was able to give us plenty of hands-on instruction with real world examples."
- Joe Flanagan, Cambridge, MA
"The small class size and easy learning environment were outstanding. The instructor was knowledgeable in the course material. The training was a great experience. Now I am ready to implement my knowledge in the field."
- Brett Dian, Sterling, VA
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