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S1:E11 No surprises on the stand: Pretrial preparation for investigators and examiners

This session addresses the critical role of pretrial preparation for investigators and digital evidence examiners who will testify at trial. Participants will learn how to coordinate with prosecutors to clarify the scope, anticipate challenges, and ensure testimony aligns with reports, exhibits, and legal theory. The goal is to promote clear, confident, and consistent testimony that withstands cross-examination and supports admissibility.

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Justin Fitzsimmons
Technical Prosecutor Lead, Magnet Forensics
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