The Judges Speak: Electronic Evidence Issues in Family Law Cases - Segment 6 of 2010 Annual Fall Family Law Update Out of Stock
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October 2010
Segment 6 of 2010 Annual Fall Family Law Update
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Presentation:
The Judges Speak: Electronic Evidence Issues in Family Law Cases
- The court's view of illegally or inappropriately obtained electronic evidence (for example, when one party takes a spouse's computer without permission, post-separation, and hires a forensic investigator to examine all the data on the computer)
- What if the inappropriately obtained information is relevant to a key issue in the case (for example, child pornography is found on the spouse's computer and parental responsibilities is an issue)?
- What about unauthorized access to the spouse's e-mail accounts, post-separation?
- What is the preferred manner for laying the foundation for the introduction of electronic information into evidence for different sorts of electronic evidence? Are there preferred testifying witnesses for different types of electronic evidence?
- Top 3 things attorneys can do to make the presentation of electronic evidence at trial more effective and useful
- And more practical tips direct from the bench relevant to electronic information as evidence!
Panel Members: Honorable W. Terry Ruckriegle, Chief Judge, 5th Judicial District, Honorable Dolores D. Mallard, 20th Judicial District, Honorable Elizabeth Strobel, 19th Judicial District
Panel Moderators: Nathan M. J. Dowell, Esq. and Sarah W. Quinlan, Esq.
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- General Credits 1.00
- Ethics Credits
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