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Becoming a Better Digital Forensics Witness Part 3

Attorney Craig Ball is a forensic technology expert witness. On his website, Ball in Your Court, he writes on his experience as an expert witness. Becoming a Better Digital Forensics Witness Avoid the Absolute Lawyers like absolute responses like “never,” “impossible” and “always” because they’re easy targets for attacking a…

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Computer Security Expert Witness On Cyberstalking Part 1(b)

In Cyberbullying, Trolling, and Cyberstalking: the Dark Side of Free Speech (part 1b), computer security expert witness Steve Burgess answers the question What is Free Speech? Also not protected is harassment, the act of systematic and/or continued unwanted and annoying actions of one party or a group, including threats and…

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Legal Ethics Considerations for Lawyers’ Use of Cloud Computing Services

In Legal Ethics Considerations for Lawyers’ Use of Cloud Computing Services, Internet For Lawyer’s Mark Rosch writes: We often get questions about the security of “cloud computing” services like Google Apps and whether that security is tight enough for lawyers to use them. Google Apps, for example, meets the security…

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Gasoline Explosion Expert Witnesses

Gasoline explosion expert witnesses may report and testify on fuel explosions, flammable materials, and tanker truck explosions. On March 26 in Huimanguillo, in the southeastern Mexican state of Tabasco, villagers tried to take gasoline from a tanker truck that had overturned late at night. Unfortunately, residents broke through a police…

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Undue Influence Expert Witness On Making Bequests Part 2

In Undue Influence in Making Bequests: A Forensic Psychiatrist Examines the Evidence, undue influence expert witness Stephen M. Raffle, M.D., writes: One of the inferences for the exertion of “undue” influence is if a close or isolative relationship existed between the testator and the proponent of the changed will or…

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