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Electronic Evidence Case Digest
A Searchable Archive of Electronic Evidence Cases

The Electronic Case Digest is a compilation of digests covering all cases in which decisions have somehow focused on the law as it relates to electronic evidence.

Many cases, of course, involve electronic evidence but that evidence is not itself the subject of the opinion. These decisions touch on such things as whether it is permissible to search a home computer and under what circumstances, how electronic evidence is to be authenticated and when electronic evidence may be deemed “inaccessible” and therefore need not be produced.

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You may search on any number of fields. Select keywords and/or jurisdictions from the pulldown menus.

If you search the digest text by entering deleted data, your results will include any case digest containing the word deleted or the word data. If you enter "deleted data" (with quotations) your search will only pull up case digests containing the phrase deleted data.

To find cases in a particular state (e.g. Virginia), select 50 states in Jurisdiction and then enter Virginia in the Case Name field.

Sensei would like to thank legal assistants Justin Brown and Ryan Buehler,
both from American University's Washington College of Law,
and Laura A Riddlebarger and Nicole Kolinski, both of George Mason School of Law
for their outstanding work in compiling this digest.

RELATED SEMINARS PRESENTED BY SENSEI

The seminars listed below are presented by Sharon D. Nelson, Esq. and John W. Simek, Sensei’s President and Vice-President, and are available to larger law firms and other organizations.

Digital Evidence and Electronic Discovery:
Sherlock Holmes Goes Digital
"An introduction to the art and science of computer forensics and electronic discovery – why we need it, how it works, and how to make it work for your firm or business."

Electronic Evidence in Family Law Cases
"Explore the rise of electronic evidence in family law cases and the technological and ethical boundaries of spyware, adware, and other high-tech applications in gathering useful – and useable – evidence."

Report from the Battlefront: Electronic Evidence
After the New Federal Rules
"Federal rules concerning computer forensics and electronic evidence gathering are a constantly shifting landscape. This seminar brings the latest developments to the audience and discusses the ramifications in the courtroom."

Dancing in the Minefield: The Admissability and
Authentication of Electronic Evidence
"With every judge's ruling and every new state and federal law, many attorneys feel unsure of the terrain every time they need to work with electronic evidence in a courtroom. This seminar shows you where the latest mines are buried, and how to avoid them."

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