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Legal Unpacked S1:E9 Digital evidence in criminal prosecutions: Discovery obligations, requests, and practical strategy

This session examines how digital evidence reshapes discovery obligations in criminal prosecutions, from identifying what must be disclosed to crafting effective discovery requests. Participants will explore practical strategies for managing large volumes of digital material, understanding examiner reports, and ensuring timely, complete, and transparent disclosures. The focus is on aligning legal obligations with the realities of how digital evidence is created, stored, and reviewed.

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Justin Fitzsimmons
Technical Prosecutor Lead, Magnet Forensics
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