Question 1

Storage and media costs tend to decrease as more data is collected.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Why might the location of the data be a consideration when planning the discovery scope?

Accepted Answer

A)  the data might be in a foreign language 
B)  currency values fluctuate from region to region 
C)  privacy laws vary by country 
D)  data is downloaded faster from remote locations 
A)  the data might be in a foreign language 
B)  currency values fluctuate from region to region 
C)  privacy laws vary by country 
D)  data is downloaded faster from remote locations

Question 3

Enkive is designed to be used with an e-mail system and retains and purges e-mail based on an organization's ____________ policies.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Enkive is designed to be used with...

Question 4

Match between columns
                        Premises: an analogy describing how discovery can begin with small, targeted data collections and expand in scope

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Discovery Attender and reverse funnel method and is...

Question 5

Describe two factors to take into consideration during the e-discovery planning stage.

Accepted Answer

Look at the size or projected size of th

Question 6

How can the e-discovery scope affect the costs of e-discovery?

Accepted Answer

E-discovery costs can inflate rapidly wh

Question 7

What method of authentication is used when transferring data between people or between physical locations on removable media?

Accepted Answer

A)  chain-of-custody form 
B)  Secure Hash Algorithm 
C)  analog transfer form 
D)  discovery tracker 
A)  chain-of-custody form 
B)  Secure Hash Algorithm 
C)  analog transfer form 
D)  discovery tracker

Question 8

A _______ file is a set of scanned images or electronically processed files that might contain attachments to documents, e-mails, or files.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A _______ file is a set of...

Question 9

Which of the following is typically NOT a consideration in the e-discovery planning stage?

Accepted Answer

A)  look at the size of the opponent's network 
B)  large companies typically have archived backup files 
C)  smaller companies don't have as many IT resources 
D)  a targeted e-discovery scope might be more useful with smaller companies 
A)  look at the size of the opponent's network 
B)  large companies typically have archived backup files 
C)  smaller companies don't have as many IT resources 
D)  a targeted e-discovery scope might be more useful with smaller companies

Question 10

Under which circumstance is a targeted discovery scope probably the most efficient?

Accepted Answer

A)  a liability lawsuit involving all of a company's products 
B)  a fraud investigation of dozens of employees over ten years 
C)  a class action lawsuit by thousands of customers 
D)  a contractual dispute involving one customer 
A)  a liability lawsuit involving all of a company's products 
B)  a fraud investigation of dozens of employees over ten years 
C)  a class action lawsuit by thousands of customers 
D)  a contractual dispute involving one customer

Question 11

Using mediators and _____________ is becoming a common requirement in many contracts to avoid the expense of jury trials.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Using mediators and _____________ is becoming a...

Question 12

Match between columns
                        Premises: it's designed mainly for working with Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes e-mail collections

Accepted Answer

The Answer of ImageMAKER Discovery Assistant and Access Data AD is...

Question 13

Why is communication between attorneys and IT personnel critical?

Accepted Answer

IT personnel work with networks, computi

Question 14

What do trial presentation tools use to import and export documents from litigation databases?

Accepted Answer

A)  upload templates 
B)  load files 
C)  TIF files 
D)  data formats 
A)  upload templates 
B)  load files 
C)  TIF files 
D)  data formats

Question 15

What are some legal considerations that most be taken into account when planning the discovery scope?

Accepted Answer

Company's networks often span the globe,

Question 16

Being uncertain what data on the system actually is evidence can be a reason to use a __________ e-discovery scope.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Being uncertain what data on the system...

Question 17

In which situation is a broad e-discovery scope most feasible?

Accepted Answer

A)  a large company with multiple locations 
B)  a large company that has a consistent backup regimen 
C)  a company with a small IT infrastructure 
D)  a company with many data servers 
A)  a large company with multiple locations 
B)  a large company that has a consistent backup regimen 
C)  a company with a small IT infrastructure 
D)  a company with many data servers

Question 18

Before a trial, key evidence is transferred from a format suitable for the courtroom to the litigation database.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Match between columns
                        Premises: a value created by using a mathematical formula that translates a file into a unique hexadecimal code value

Accepted Answer

The Answer of digital hash and Discovery Attender and Access is...

Question 20

Which of the following is true about broad e-discovery scopes?

Accepted Answer

A)  keywords and date ranges are used to narrow the focus 
B)  several discovery requests are usually made 
C)  it increases the prospect of acquiring data that could be useful 
D)  it can give you information about the opponent's network 
A)  keywords and date ranges are used to narrow the focus 
B)  several discovery requests are usually made 
C)  it increases the prospect of acquiring data that could be useful 
D)  it can give you information about the opponent's network

Storage and media costs tend to decrease as more data is collected.

Why might the location of the data be a consideration when planning the discovery scope?

Enkive is designed to be used with an e-mail system and retains and purges e-mail based on an organization's ____________ policies.

Describe two factors to take into consideration during the e-discovery planning stage.

How can the e-discovery scope affect the costs of e-discovery?

What method of authentication is used when transferring data between people or between physical locations on removable media?

A _______ file is a set of scanned images or electronically processed files that might contain attachments to documents, e-mails, or files.

Which of the following is typically NOT a consideration in the e-discovery planning stage?

Under which circumstance is a targeted discovery scope probably the most efficient?

Using mediators and _____________ is becoming a common requirement in many contracts to avoid the expense of jury trials.

Why is communication between attorneys and IT personnel critical?

What do trial presentation tools use to import and export documents from litigation databases?

What are some legal considerations that most be taken into account when planning the discovery scope?

Being uncertain what data on the system actually is evidence can be a reason to use a __________ e-discovery scope.

In which situation is a broad e-discovery scope most feasible?

Before a trial, key evidence is transferred from a format suitable for the courtroom to the litigation database.

Which of the following is true about broad e-discovery scopes?

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Exam 3: E-Discovery Planning Tools

Storage and media costs tend to decrease as more data is collected.

Why might the location of the data be a consideration when planning the discovery scope?

Enkive is designed to be used with an e-mail system and retains and purges e-mail based on an organization's ____________ policies.

Describe two factors to take into consideration during the e-discovery planning stage.

How can the e-discovery scope affect the costs of e-discovery?

What method of authentication is used when transferring data between people or between physical locations on removable media?

A _______ file is a set of scanned images or electronically processed files that might contain attachments to documents, e-mails, or files.

Which of the following is typically NOT a consideration in the e-discovery planning stage?

Under which circumstance is a targeted discovery scope probably the most efficient?

Using mediators and _____________ is becoming a common requirement in many contracts to avoid the expense of jury trials.

Why is communication between attorneys and IT personnel critical?

What do trial presentation tools use to import and export documents from litigation databases?

What are some legal considerations that most be taken into account when planning the discovery scope?

Being uncertain what data on the system actually is evidence can be a reason to use a __________ e-discovery scope.

In which situation is a broad e-discovery scope most feasible?

Before a trial, key evidence is transferred from a format suitable for the courtroom to the litigation database.

Which of the following is true about broad e-discovery scopes?

Introduction to E-Discovery and Digital Evidence

A Brief History of E-Discovery

Experts: The Right Person for the Right Job

Digital Evidence Case Flow

Case Study From Beginning to Trial

Information Governance and Litigation Preparedness

Researching E-Discovery Case Law

The Future of E-Discovery

Filters