Digital Evidence Part I: The Investigative Stage — Recognition, Collection, Search
Employ innovative and constitutional methods for searching and seizing digital data that could serve as evidence of a violent crime.
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Webinars
Author(s)
Cathee Hansen (Deputy District Attorney/Digital Evidence Specialist, Denver District Attorney's Office); Chris Gray (Crime Analyst, Denver District Attorney's Office); Adam Bechtold (Senior Criminal Investigator, Denver District Attorney's Office, Human Trafficking Unit)
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This two-part webinar series presented by the Denver District Attorney’s Office, in partnership with AEquitas, explores the scope of data available from sources of digital evidence and strategies on how such data can effectively be developed with forensically-sound practices. Presenters discuss theories of admission, rules of evidence, and “real life” examples to demonstrate how to properly authenticate and introduce digital evidence in court proceedings. Part I of the series explores the different types and sources of electronic data that are available to investigators; how such data can be properly collected, regardless of whether it is in a physical device or electronic records; and methods to facilitate searching and seizing data.