Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: a person or company offering digital forensics services or advice; can subcontract some or all of the work

Accepted Answer

The Answer of witness impeachment and bill of particulars and is...

Question 2

What might be issued to potential litigants indicating their requirement to preserve evidence?

Accepted Answer

A)  hold notice 
B)  subpoena 
C)  HIPAA request 
D)  document interrogatory 
A)  hold notice 
B)  subpoena 
C)  HIPAA request 
D)  document interrogatory

Question 3

A forensics ____________ is a new type of consultant that performs the actual discovery investigation instead of the plaintiff or defendant.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A forensics ____________ is a new type...

Question 4

As _________ witnesses, digital forensics examiners are asked for their qualifications before they can testify.

Accepted Answer

The answer of As _________ witnesses, digital forensics examiners are...

Question 5

Which of the following is likely to give testimony and must be qualified by the court?

Accepted Answer

A)  expert witness 
B)  consultant 
C)  discovery coordinator 
D)  prosecution 
A)  expert witness 
B)  consultant 
C)  discovery coordinator 
D)  prosecution

Question 6

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                        Premises: a forensics expert who is neutral to the case and functions as a mediator between parties

Accepted Answer

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

Question 7

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                        Premises: the process of identifying, locating, securing, and producing information and materials for use in litigation

Accepted Answer

The Answer of e-discovery consultant and deposition and evidence and is...

Question 8

Where should you look for information that covers how a law firm's e-discovery team, corporate legal department, and vendors interact?

Accepted Answer

A)  EDRM 
B)  Sedona Conference Guide 
C)  RFP 
D)  RFI 
A)  EDRM 
B)  Sedona Conference Guide 
C)  RFP 
D)  RFI

Question 9

What does good case staffing involve and what are some of the questions that must be asked to make good case staffing decisions with respect to e-discovery?

Accepted Answer

Good case staffing involves an honest as

Question 10

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                        Premises: a decision rendered by the court, usually before trial, that eliminates an issue in dispute

Accepted Answer

The Answer of deposition and witness impeachment and expert and is...

Question 11

Which of the following would be considered evidence?

Accepted Answer

A)  requests for the production of documents 
B)  attorney review of relevant materials 
C)  identification of documents relevant to the case 
D)  a document introduced that bolsters the defense's case 
A)  requests for the production of documents 
B)  attorney review of relevant materials 
C)  identification of documents relevant to the case 
D)  a document introduced that bolsters the defense's case

Question 12

Describe how a digital forensics examiner may be limited in scope in a criminal case and some of the exceptions to those limitations.

Accepted Answer

Because of a constitutional expectation

Question 13

What is a request for admission and when is it used?

Accepted Answer

A request for admission is generally ser

Question 14

What does managing e-discovery effectively involve?

Accepted Answer

Managing e-discovery effectively involve

Question 15

E-discovery certifications have been approved and recognized by the ABA.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which of the following is typically true about e-discovery attorney consultants?

Accepted Answer

A)  has abundant hands-on technical skills 
B)  usually costs less than an IT consultant 
C)  is best for tasks like file conversions 
D)  is best for helping with technical wording in court filings 
A)  has abundant hands-on technical skills 
B)  usually costs less than an IT consultant 
C)  is best for tasks like file conversions 
D)  is best for helping with technical wording in court filings

Question 17

According to recent studies, litigation involving ESI costs considerably less than cases without ESI.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Match between columns
                        Premises: under FRE 702, a person with special knowledge, experience, training, education, or skills

Accepted Answer

The Answer of evidence and e-discovery consultant and witness impeachment is...

Question 19

When does the discovery exchange usually begin in a criminal case?

Accepted Answer

A)  before sentencing 
B)  after an arrest 
C)  after an indictment 
D)  before closing arguments 
A)  before sentencing 
B)  after an arrest 
C)  after an indictment 
D)  before closing arguments

Question 20

In criminal cases, which of the following is a role similar to an e-discovery project manager in civil cases?

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. Attorney 
B)  public defender 
C)  prosecutor 
D)  discovery attorney 
A)  U.S. Attorney 
B)  public defender 
C)  prosecutor 
D)  discovery attorney

What might be issued to potential litigants indicating their requirement to preserve evidence?

A forensics ____________ is a new type of consultant that performs the actual discovery investigation instead of the plaintiff or defendant.

As _________ witnesses, digital forensics examiners are asked for their qualifications before they can testify.

Which of the following is likely to give testimony and must be qualified by the court?

Where should you look for information that covers how a law firm's e-discovery team, corporate legal department, and vendors interact?

What does good case staffing involve and what are some of the questions that must be asked to make good case staffing decisions with respect to e-discovery?

Which of the following would be considered evidence?

Describe how a digital forensics examiner may be limited in scope in a criminal case and some of the exceptions to those limitations.

What is a request for admission and when is it used?

What does managing e-discovery effectively involve?

E-discovery certifications have been approved and recognized by the ABA.

Which of the following is typically true about e-discovery attorney consultants?

According to recent studies, litigation involving ESI costs considerably less than cases without ESI.

When does the discovery exchange usually begin in a criminal case?

In criminal cases, which of the following is a role similar to an e-discovery project manager in civil cases?

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

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

What might be issued to potential litigants indicating their requirement to preserve evidence?

A forensics ____________ is a new type of consultant that performs the actual discovery investigation instead of the plaintiff or defendant.

As _________ witnesses, digital forensics examiners are asked for their qualifications before they can testify.

Which of the following is likely to give testimony and must be qualified by the court?

Where should you look for information that covers how a law firm's e-discovery team, corporate legal department, and vendors interact?

What does good case staffing involve and what are some of the questions that must be asked to make good case staffing decisions with respect to e-discovery?

Which of the following would be considered evidence?

Describe how a digital forensics examiner may be limited in scope in a criminal case and some of the exceptions to those limitations.

What is a request for admission and when is it used?

What does managing e-discovery effectively involve?

E-discovery certifications have been approved and recognized by the ABA.

Which of the following is typically true about e-discovery attorney consultants?

According to recent studies, litigation involving ESI costs considerably less than cases without ESI.

When does the discovery exchange usually begin in a criminal case?

In criminal cases, which of the following is a role similar to an e-discovery project manager in civil cases?

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