Exam 5: Digital Evidence Case Flow

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What is privileged information? What are two primary types of privilege protection?

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Privileged communication can be written material as well as speech and actions. Attorney-client privilege (ACP) protects any communication between an attorney and a client; this communication is confidential and can't be disclosed without the client's consent. Communication between corporate counsel and employees, for example, might fall into this category. Work-product privilege protects any work an attorney has done in representing a client, including writings, statements, and testimony. It also includes an attorney's impressions, tactics, strategies, opinions, and thoughts. This privilege might also extend to work produced by consultants or experts.

What are some of the advantages of Web-based repositories for document review?

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For all but the smallest cases, Web-based repositories are a good option for review, and most can handle native file formats as well as paper. By using a Web-based repository, law firms and corporations can focus on a case's legal issues, leaving the problems of technology, infrastructure, and database administration to a third-party vendor. The result is secure Web access to a litigation database loaded with discovery files and ready for review.

What are the two main types of alternative dispute resolution and how do they differ?

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Many civil cases rarely go to trial; instead, they settle at some point, even the night before the trial. Civil cases can be settled before trial because of arbitration and mediation, which are methods of settling disputes outside a court setting-also known as alternative dispute resolution. An arbitrator is an impartial person chosen by both parties to solve their dispute, and his or her decision is held as binding or nonbinding, depending on the terms of the arbitration agreement. Arbitrators hear and evaluate evidence and make decisions. They follow court rules, although the setting might be less formal than court. A mediator differs slightly; this person brings parties together in some form of agreement but doesn't evaluate evidence or make decisions.

What is the purpose of "meet and confer?"

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__________________ agreements can be used to identify and exclude privileged material from being used by opposing counsel.

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Which of the following is NOT an advantage of Web-based repositories?

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The EDRM preservation stage is critical because ESI can be inadvertently altered during collection.

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Using a broad scope for data collection requires configuring search criteria in the software tools used for collecting data.

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negotiated during an initial meeting that allow the opposition to identify and exclude materials from use in the case
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clawback agreements
protected discovery
fielded searching
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negotiated during an initial meeting that allow the opposition to identify and exclude materials from use in the case
clawback agreements
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protects any communication between an attorney and a client, which can include written material as well as speech and actions
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objective coding
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coding
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protects any communication between an attorney and a client, which can include written material as well as speech and actions
objective coding
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searching document contents that have been converted to OCR
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fielded searching
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searching document contents that have been converted to OCR
fielded searching
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What is a document called that has redaction marks that can't be removed?

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_____________ can be used on documents to omit parts of the document that are protected data.

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Which of the following is NOT a drawback of automated review of legal documents?

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Which stage of digital evidence case flow reduces the volume of electronic data?

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any case material that must be shielded during the review process
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under seal
alternative dispute resolution
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any case material that must be shielded during the review process
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What numbering system includes a prefix that denotes the document source?

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method of settling disputes outside a court setting by using mediation or arbitration
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redaction
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method of settling disputes outside a court setting by using mediation or arbitration
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Which of the following is NOT among the fields recommended to be included in e-mail production?

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What is ESI preservation and why is it important?

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