Digital evidence in the courtroom
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Digital evidence in the courtroom
（Criminal justice, law enforcement and corrections series）
Nova Science Publishers, c2010
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Now essential to modern life, computers have also become increasingly important to criminals, who steal information, commit fraud, and stalk victims online. Even if a crime was not committed online, law enforcement may discover critical evidence from an offenders' digital media. For this evidence to be admissible however, police must demonstrate proper collection and handling. In the courtroom, prosecutors must overcome the twin barriers of scepticism and lack of technical understanding. To assist prosecutorial offices and associated law enforcement agencies, the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) has developed a series of guides dealing with digital evidence to address the complete investigation process. This book informs crime scene investigators and other handlers about legal requirements for the handling of digital evidence and also provides guidelines for successful prosecution. This book also provides information into the application of using digital evidence to convict in child pornography cases.
Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Technical Working Group for Digital Evidence in the Courtroom
- Introduction
- Search & Seizure Issues
- Integrity, Discovery & Disclosure of Digital Evidence
- Courtroom Preparation & Evidence Rules
- Presentation of Digital Evidence
- Application: Child Pornography
- Index.
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