Lawyers in 23 States Are Now Required To Stay Current With Technology In The Courtroom. Gone are the days of antiquated standards and archaic courtrooms, lawyers now have a strict responsibility to employ relevant technology in their trial practice. In an article by Mark Palmer at 2CIVILITY, he references the Supreme Court of Illinois’ recent […]
The Wayback Machine Stores An Expansive Internet Archive That Is Now Entering The Courtroom. You may have thought that your deleted MySpace page, circa 2005, was permanently erased more than a decade ago, but imagine if every few weeks a copy of all things that have ever existed online were being saved in a vast […]
Google Location Records Are Precise Enough To Place A Suspect At The Scene Of A Crime. In a recent article by Russell Brandom at The Verge, he discusses why Advertisers aren’t the only ones interested in Google’s location data these days. When investigators recently went to ID Timothy Graham, a convicted bank robber, for a […]
Cornerstone Discovery Launches Game-Changing, Turn-Key Digital Forensic Program for Mobile Devices. Not Only Is It Accurate and Affordable – It’s Fast 2. Today, July 22, 2016, Cornerstone Discovery officially launches F2 Forensics program to service the legal and investigative community in the tri-state area. Attorneys, law firms, and investigators within PA, NJ and DE now […]
Paranoia Grows as Webcam Hacking Becomes a Growing Risk in Everyday Life. Consider all of the moments, from boring to intimate, that your phone, your computer and your smart tv get to watch. In a recent article for The Guardian, Danny Yadron explains that hackers may be spying on the other end of that device. […]
In 2006, The Trump Organization Was Accused of Purposely Deleting Email Evidence in Billion Dollar Lawsuit. In a recent article by Paul Singer at USA TODAY, he reveals Trump is calling Clinton’s kettle black. “Folks, honestly, she’s guilty as hell,” shouts Trump, accusing Clinton’s private server for jeopardizing national security.
Hollywood Seeks Prosecution For Illegal Downloading of Adam Sandler Movie. Case is Dismissed On Lack Of Proof. In a recent article by Royel Edwards at GIZMODO, he discusses why a federal case was recently dismissed against Thomas Gonzales, accused of illegally downloading Adam Sandler’s 2015 Movie, The Cobbler, via BitTorrent. With an average rating of […]
The Police Are Allowed To Collect Physical Evidence, Such As Fingerprints. Using Touch ID To Unlock A Phone Is Considered Fair Play. In a recent article by Matthew Deluca at NBC News, he uncovers a colossal distinction in the law between unlocking a phone using a fingerprint vs. inputting a numerical password. You might remember […]
Businesses Now Armed with Potent Legal Tools to Protect Against and Secure Injunctive Relief and Damages Against Theft of Intellectual Property. In a recent article by Michael P. Broadhurst, Kevin M. Passerini and Leigh Ann Buziak at the Legal Intelligencer, they write that the president has recently signed the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 […]
The FBI is Going After the Browser History of Spies In a recent article by Reporter Ellen Nakashima at Washington Post, she writes that per the FBI’s request, some lawmakers are advancing legislation that would allow the bureau to obtain browser history using a national security letter, issued by a special agent without a judge’s […]
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