Question 1

Consultants that give testimony are considered expert witnesses.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

What allows law enforcement to seize information without a warrant if they believe evidence could be destroyed?

Accepted Answer

A)  warrantless discovery 
B)  evidence of a crime is in plain view 
C)  incident to arrest 
D)  exigent circumstances 
A)  warrantless discovery 
B)  evidence of a crime is in plain view 
C)  incident to arrest 
D)  exigent circumstances D

Question 3

Match between columns
                        Premises: giving testimony under oath outside court; a key form of discovery

Accepted Answer

The Answer of e-discovery consultant and forensics mediator and bill is...

Question 4

What is the difference between and expert and a consultant?

Accepted Answer

Experts are those having special knowled

Question 5

Which term is a written question submitted to another party for the purpose of gathering discovery?

Accepted Answer

A)  evidence 
B)  interrogatory 
C)  forensic 
D)  inquest 
A)  evidence 
B)  interrogatory 
C)  forensic 
D)  inquest

Question 6

What are documents assigned when they are produced as a result of a discovery request?

Accepted Answer

A)  serial number 
B)  ID code 
C)  Bates number 
D)  bar code 
A)  serial number 
B)  ID code 
C)  Bates number 
D)  bar code

Question 7

Match between columns
                        Premises: the testimony of witnesses and the introduction of records, documents, exhibits, objects, or any other probative matter offered for the purpose of convincing a judge, jury, or other litigation party of a fact or belief

Accepted Answer

The Answer of discovery and expert and deposition and digital is...

Question 8

Match between columns
                        Premises: people or companies providing a broad range of e-discovery services or advice, from digital forensics and data collection to file conversions

Accepted Answer

The Answer of bill of particulars and evidence and forensics is...

Question 9

A request for production requires the opposing party to respond verbally under oath.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT necessary for effectively managing e-discovery?

Accepted Answer

A)  understanding the process and tools 
B)  knowing when to bring in the experts 
C)  merging the IT and medical professions 
D)  knowing how to select the right experts 
A)  understanding the process and tools 
B)  knowing when to bring in the experts 
C)  merging the IT and medical professions 
D)  knowing how to select the right experts

Question 11

What do many large corporations require their outside counsel to use to track case outcomes and costs?

Accepted Answer

A)  UTBMS 
B)  EDRM 
C)  FRCP 
D)  IPRO 
A)  UTBMS 
B)  EDRM 
C)  FRCP 
D)  IPRO

Question 12

In a civil case, what can be applied to trade secrets or highly confidential documents to shield them from public view?

Accepted Answer

A)  request for admission 
B)  protective order 
C)  litigation hold 
D)  interrogatory shield 
A)  request for admission 
B)  protective order 
C)  litigation hold 
D)  interrogatory shield

Question 13

What happens to privileged information contained in documents before it is delivered to the requesting party?

Accepted Answer

A)  it is thrown out 
B)  it is redacted 
C)  it is cataloged 
D)  it is highlighted 
A)  it is thrown out 
B)  it is redacted 
C)  it is cataloged 
D)  it is highlighted

Question 14

What type of software is used to convert word images into searchable text?

Accepted Answer

A)  TIFF 
B)  Web 
C)  OCR 
D)  CAD 
A)  TIFF 
B)  Web 
C)  OCR 
D)  CAD

Question 15

In civil cases, law firms manage e-discovery and present the evidence ______________ to a judge or jury instead of testifying about the analysis of evidence.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In civil cases, law firms manage e-discovery...

Question 16

Defense attorneys usually have forensic examiners on staff and rarely use consultants.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which form of discovery takes an oral argument from a witness under oath before trial?

Accepted Answer

A)  request for production 
B)  interrogatory 
C)  deposition 
D)  request for admission 
A)  request for production 
B)  interrogatory 
C)  deposition 
D)  request for admission

Question 18

What is served on an opposing party that asks the party to accept or deny certain facts and reply in writing under oath?

Accepted Answer

A)  request for production 
B)  request for admission 
C)  deposition statement 
D)  discovery request 
A)  request for production 
B)  request for admission 
C)  deposition statement 
D)  discovery request

Question 19

In what type of hearing is an expert witness asked for his or her qualifications so the judge can determine whether the person can testify as an expert?

Accepted Answer

A)  Jencks 
B)  Sarbanes-Oxley 
C)  Daubert 
D)  Merrel Dow 
A)  Jencks 
B)  Sarbanes-Oxley 
C)  Daubert 
D)  Merrel Dow

Question 20

Which party is likely to act in a neutral position between multiple defendants?

Accepted Answer

A)  Prosecution 
B)  Coordinating attorney 
C)  Law enforcement agency 
D)  DOJ discovery coordinator 
A)  Prosecution 
B)  Coordinating attorney 
C)  Law enforcement agency 
D)  DOJ discovery coordinator

Consultants that give testimony are considered expert witnesses.

What allows law enforcement to seize information without a warrant if they believe evidence could be destroyed?

What is the difference between and expert and a consultant?

Which term is a written question submitted to another party for the purpose of gathering discovery?

What are documents assigned when they are produced as a result of a discovery request?

A request for production requires the opposing party to respond verbally under oath.

Which of the following is NOT necessary for effectively managing e-discovery?

What do many large corporations require their outside counsel to use to track case outcomes and costs?

In a civil case, what can be applied to trade secrets or highly confidential documents to shield them from public view?

What happens to privileged information contained in documents before it is delivered to the requesting party?

What type of software is used to convert word images into searchable text?

In civil cases, law firms manage e-discovery and present the evidence ______________ to a judge or jury instead of testifying about the analysis of evidence.

Defense attorneys usually have forensic examiners on staff and rarely use consultants.

Which form of discovery takes an oral argument from a witness under oath before trial?

What is served on an opposing party that asks the party to accept or deny certain facts and reply in writing under oath?

In what type of hearing is an expert witness asked for his or her qualifications so the judge can determine whether the person can testify as an expert?

Which party is likely to act in a neutral position between multiple defendants?

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Exam 4: Experts: The Right Person for the Right Job

Consultants that give testimony are considered expert witnesses.

What allows law enforcement to seize information without a warrant if they believe evidence could be destroyed?

What is the difference between and expert and a consultant?

Which term is a written question submitted to another party for the purpose of gathering discovery?

What are documents assigned when they are produced as a result of a discovery request?

A request for production requires the opposing party to respond verbally under oath.

Which of the following is NOT necessary for effectively managing e-discovery?

What do many large corporations require their outside counsel to use to track case outcomes and costs?

In a civil case, what can be applied to trade secrets or highly confidential documents to shield them from public view?

What happens to privileged information contained in documents before it is delivered to the requesting party?

What type of software is used to convert word images into searchable text?

In civil cases, law firms manage e-discovery and present the evidence ______________ to a judge or jury instead of testifying about the analysis of evidence.

Defense attorneys usually have forensic examiners on staff and rarely use consultants.

Which form of discovery takes an oral argument from a witness under oath before trial?

What is served on an opposing party that asks the party to accept or deny certain facts and reply in writing under oath?

In what type of hearing is an expert witness asked for his or her qualifications so the judge can determine whether the person can testify as an expert?

Which party is likely to act in a neutral position between multiple defendants?

Introduction to E-Discovery and Digital Evidence

A Brief History of E-Discovery

E-Discovery Planning Tools

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